Riemann worked in a quasi-Euclidean space—"quasi" because he used the calculus to generalize the Pythagorean theorem to supply sufficient flexibility to provide for geodesics on any surface.
Thus, the commercial expansion of renewable energy, particularly wind and solar, at large scale depends crucially on the development of cheap, efficient and non-toxic energy storage systems enabling to supply more flexibility to the grid.
In the heme bound state, Human heme-oxygenase-1 (HO-1) arranges its helical shape with the help of highly conserved, distal helix residues, so that it supplies flexibility to accommodate substrate binding and product release [15].
Catalytic turnover was likely required to bring the reactive residues into closer contact and perhaps to supply required conformational flexibility such that the oxidations to disulfide bonds could proceed.
A global build-up of stocks, he reckons "is the quickest way for OPEC to increase supply flexibility in the market".
The winners in 2019 may very well be those organizations that have the flexibility to respond to supply chain change at a global and local level.
The difference in supply growth was reflected, dramatically, in the path of housing costs.At any rate, it appears that we agree on the fact that for reasons of economics and environmentalism, it would be wise to encourage greater housing supply flexibility in high demand metro areas.
Operational challenges like supply flexibility, process scale turndown, equipment complexity, fault recovery, and aseptic sampling have to be addressed.
He has also studied how Supply Flexibility in retail supply chains affects a company's financial performance and market capitalization.
With continuous-flow manufacturing, drug companies could manufacture drugs in small plants scattered around the globe, offering greater supply flexibility.
