Additionally, the dependence of facilitation and other ecosystem functions on coral cover could vary among subregions (e.g., 20% cover might not be universally functionally equivalent).
The computer intensive methods find optimal designs equivalent to universally optimum complete block design for certain sets of contrasts, and they find better designs for other sets of contrasts.
Its bacterial equivalent, the universally conserved A1492 is, together with A1493, one of the most important residues of the ribosome.
The plastid isoenzyme (FBPpla) is essential for the Calvin cycle, while the cytosolic equivalent (FBPcyt) is universally required for gluconeogenesis (Martin and Schnarrenberger 1997).
We show how to reduce queries about property persistence, a common type of universally-quantified query, to an equivalent form that does not quantify over situations and so is amenable to existing reasoning techniques.
In particular, the following equivalent form is almost universally known as the Heinz Kato inequality.
In this paper, we use the fact that every Turing machine recognizing a recursive set is equivalent to a sym-universally halting Minsky machine, i.e., Minsky machine whose symmetrization halts on every non-accepted configuration (see Theorem 2.7).
How about a Royal College for teaching, Ms Leslie suggests, providing a universally-recognised career progression to the teaching equivalent of the consultant surgeon, ie, a practitioner of the highest quality who also teaches younger colleagues?
The bacterial equivalent to this residue is the universally conserved G1497, adjacent to the P-site codon on the mRNA and is base paired to the also universally conserved C1404 (Fig. 5H and I).
Since ( MM _k) is sym-universally halting, the number of configurations that are equivalent to c is finite.
