The translational and rotational orientation of each helix in the transmembrane bundle is critical to the nature and conformation of the binding site.
Position and attitude control laws are successively designed by considering a time-scale separation between the translational dynamics and the orientation dynamics of a six degrees of freedom Vertical Take Off and Landing UAV model.
Position and attitude control laws are successively designed by considering a time-scale separation between the translational dynamics and the orientation dynamics of a six degrees of freedom vertical take-off and landing (VTOL) UAV model.
These variations can be attributed to the scale, orientation, and translational variations in the user palmprint due to peg-free imaging.
Researchers commonly discussed their professional background, personal connections, networks, experience and orientation towards translational activities, as well as that of their research team.
As it can be seen on the ABP1 locus map, the ABP1 gene is closely located to its neighboring gene BSM in a head-to head orientation with translational start codons and 5'-UTR regions of the two genes being just 708 bp and 381 bp respectively apart from each other.
The deformation of adjacent base pairings of nucleotides (i.e., dinucleotides) is defined spatially by six possible base pair step orientations (three translational variables: slide, shift, and rise and three rotational variables: roll, tilt, and twist; see Schlick 2010, p. 154).
Finding upstream mechanisms that impact language and non-language abnormalities in autism and specific language impairment would impact the orientation taken by translational attempts to use science to design treatments.
The two genes are in divergent orientation with their translational start sites separated by only 2.86 kb in the human genome [ 3] and 1.75 kb in the mouse [ 4].
Empirical quantities characterising movements may comprise the coordinates of an animal's position, its orientations, or its translational and rotational velocities, accelerations, etc.
