As recovery and recrystallization proceed, the orientations of the primary nuclei systematically evolve to adopt simple boundary misorientation relations of ∼30°〈111〉 type with respect to one of the two components of the deformed matrix.
In the absence of such evidence, the accounts of such reconstructions currently take on the status of meta-narratives and in that sense a 'mise-en-scene', which lack not only the principles but also intermediate concepts needed for the intelligence they currently possess to systematically evolve as innovations capable of being scaled-up to the size, weight and extent required.
Acoustic design of the enclosure, which is initially layout by rule of thumb, is evolved systematically through numerical reanalysis procedure, based on indirect boundary element method (IBFM) with a commercial acoustic analysis code.
(While Slawenski tends to see his religious pursuits evolving systematically, Margaret portrays him as a fickle cultist flitting from one spiritual fad to the next).
In addition, applying additional rounds of selection of varying strengths to the population of evolved promoters did not systematically alter their distribution of excess noise levels.
In our effort to systematically search for potential new genes, which recently evolved in O. sativa ssp.
However, these studies are limited in that the precise nature of the adaptive point mutations or large-scale sequence rearrangements in the evolved organisms has not been defined systematically.
We also present a detailed structural analysis of evolved cytochrome P450‐BM3 heme domain lineages to systematically dissect the molecular basis of neurotransmitter binding affinity, selectivity, and enhanced MRI contrast activity in these engineered proteins.
In the last three decades, process design under uncertainty has evolved as an optimization-based tool to systematically handle uncertainty at an early design stage thus avoiding overdesign, underdesign or other suboptimal decisions.
In this study, we systematically screened the human (Homo sapiens) genome for retrogenes that evolved introns and analyzed their patterns in structure, expression and origin.
