This paper presents an efficient method for finding transport network cuts, which may constitute such bottlenecks.
"Cyborg" is — sometimes delightfully, sometimes gratingly — a determinedly crazy movie, which may constitute a genre of its own.
The quaternary structure of subunit E is a homodimer, which may constitute the core part of the stator.
The formula is applicable to rank-1 matrices of special structures which may constitute derivatives of the system state matrix with respect to parameters of interest.
Collectively, our study identified miR-340 as a strong modulator of GBM aggressiveness which may constitute a therapeutic target for treatment of malignant gliomas.
From this theoretical analysis, dynamic buckling criteria can be properly established which may constitute a consistent and rational basis for design of these shell structures under harmonic loading.
Any move does not change the fact that he has been held under conditions which may constitute cruel and unusual punishment in violation of the 8th amendment of the US constitution".
The country's Supreme People's Procuratorate announced it was investigating "possible illegal acts, such as abuse of power or dereliction of duty and [would] deal with those acts which may constitute crimes".
The competition between two modes of failure is studied: crack initiation along the weak joint which may constitute a privileged fracture surface and initiation in the homogeneous material at an optimum angle that minimizes the critical load to failure.
In each scheme, major concerns have been on one hand the stability, which may constitute a problem especially in presence of time delays in the communication channel, and on the other the so-called transparency of the overall system.
It exemplifies a shift towards a new, participatory, approach to the monitoring and evaluation stages of the MSP cycle, which may constitute a useful tool in the emerging field of MSP evaluation in Europe and beyond.
