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Indeed, infrastructure-less mobile communication environments, such as mobile ad hoc networks (MANETs), present a paradigm shift from back-boned networks in that data are transferred from node to node via peer-to-peer interactions and not over an underlying backbone of routers.

In the past, correlation based networks have been proposed as a tool to uncover the underlying backbone of the market.

Our findings provide a unique framework to investigate the underlying backbone of the correlation structure of the market, and reveal the crucial role of the financial stocks in this respect.

The challenges involved in designing such system lie in designing the appropriate network interface (NI) hardware, that is attached to each PE and is responsible for interfacing the PE with the underlying interconnect backbone.

The fast deployment of WMNs places stringent requirements on end-to-end rates of the underlying multihop mesh backbone, especially in large scale and dense scenarios.

Finally, the P-value matrix was thresholded by using a conservative Bonferroni-corrected P value (P = 0.001) to reduce the chance of false positives, which resulted in a binarized matrix (sparsity = 8.41%) that captured the functional connectivity backbone underlying the topological organization of spontaneous human brain activity at a time domain (Figure 1B).

This ability to nonspecifically associate with the DNA phosphate backbone regardless of underlying sequence is a characteristic of most DNA-binding proteins.

In this paper, control-based continuation is adapted to follow the locus where system response and excitation are in quadrature, extracting the backbone curve of the underlying conservative system.

By docking capsaicin to the closed state, or to open states with or without backbone movements, the sequential events underlying capsaicin binding and activating TRPV1 started to emerge.

For all the three categories used, only linear backbones were found (degree = 2), with a similar average length of approximately 5,000 bp, meaning that the underlying mechanisms of formation and evolution of these backbones may be similar in the three replicons.

Verifying its design, the conventional foundation responds linear elastically with increased rotational stiffness, in comparison with the monotonic backbone curve, owing to densification of the underlying soil.