4. At the chromosome level, at the 50% threshold the most interconnected one was that of A. baumannii SDF (296 shared proteins), while that with least proteins shared with plasmids was the Acinetobacter baylyi ADP1 chromosome (4 proteins) (Table 3).
The Kidderminster Affair is the first of two interconnected one act comedies – the second, Chloe With Love, opens next week.
The calculation indicates that ideal maximum electrical capacity density is much lower than the experimental optical interconnected one.
Very stable metal nanoparticles have been devoid of sufficient chemical reactivity to allow the preparation of interconnected one- or two-dimensional structures forming quantum wires and quantum wells [2].
Thus, a smaller, more strongly connected module is nested within the bigger and less interconnected one.
It is assumed that the fracture network can reasonably be represented by a network of interconnected one-dimensional pipes (i.e. flow channels).
Built in the 19th century for a caliph, or magistrate, as a series of interconnected one- and two-story wings that wrap around five courtyards, Dar Khalifa was owned by the mother of one of Mr. Shah's schoolmates.
Temporal smoothness, on the other hand, should capture well the dynamic shift of the interconnected clusters from one time step to another.
Figure 12 shows the 500 kV grid structure diagram of the interconnected network in one actual region.
The incentive to take socially costly financial risks is inherent in banking: because of the interconnected nature of banking, one bank's failure can increase the risk of failure of another bank even if they do not have a contractual relationship.
Among other features, this framework will enable researchers (or managers) to register a given research output once at one of the interconnected national systems, and have that output automatically propagated to the other ones, thus ensuring global consistency of the stored information.
