Entropy guards pore

Entropy guards pore

Entropy guards pore T he rapid fl uctuations of fl exible FG repeat–containing nucleoporins (FG Nups) form an entropic barrier to would-be entrants into the nuclear pore complex (NPC), according to Roderick Lim (University of Basel, Switzerland) and colleagues. FG Nups, which consist of large natively unfolded domains, are the pore’s gatekeepers—they keep out proteins that are not bound to tran...

Entropy of Shortest Distance (ESD) as Pore Detector and Pore-Shape Classifier

The entropy of shortest distance (ESD) between geographic elements (“elliptical intrusions”, “lineaments”, “points”) on a map, or between "vugs", "fractures" and "pores" in the macroor microscopic images of triple porosity naturally fractured vuggy carbonates provides a powerful new tool for the digital processing, analysis, classification and space/time distribution prognostic of mineral resou...

Schedulability Analysis for Guards Computational Models Guards D1a4/ao/7013b

Motivating lazy guards

Workflow Data Guards

Workflow management systems (WfMSs) frequently use data to coordinate the execution of workflow instances. A WfMS evaluates conditions defined on data to make the control flow decisions i.e. selecting the next activity or deciding on an actor. However, data within and outside of a running workflow instance may change dynamically. Modifications of data needed for past control flow decisions may ...