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It turns out that this order provides some clues regarding the underlying physics.

Many simulations have confirmed that this order provides a compromise between the accuracy of channel parameter (path loss and delay dispersion) and the reasonable computation time, which is also in accordance with [7].

The high degree of conservation of this cluster among the Actinomycetales supports the hypothesis that a different metabolic pathway for the reduction of inorganic sulphur compounds than that known from the well-studied model organisms E. coli and B. subtilis is used by members of this order, providing the basis for further biochemical studies.

This conformer ordering provides guidance on what conformers to choose when only a subset of the conformers available in a conformer model are used for 3-D similarity comparison.

In particular, a nonlinear dynamic (ND) nomograph for the assessment of the external screw spacing is presented in this work in order provide a new tool that upgrade the design procedure under investigation by the Authors in the last years.

This highly consistent ordering provides further suggestion that these three species are a culturally cohesive animal group.

"This order does provide a much-needed boost of confidence," said Howard Wheeldon, a senior strategist at BGC Brokers in London.

For more than 75 years, the National Labor Relations Act has guaranteed the right to collective bargaining for most private sector workers, while dozens of states have enacted laws or issued executive orders providing this right for public employees.

This first order system provides the chemical engineering equivalent to DC motor velocity or RC circuit voltage experiments used in Mechanical and Electrical engineering education.

However, within this clade, gene order data provides little information on relationships due to the high overall similarity.

This higher-order architecture provides a substrate for recombination and recurrent chromosomal rearrangement associated with genomic disease.