The origin of protein folding thermodynamics is examined in terms of the energy landscape, employing an off-lattice protein model with scaled non-native attractions, which is continuously tunable between a Go-like model and a highly frustrated system. Extensive statistical temperature molecular dynamics simulations, combined with inherent structure analysis, reveal the intimate connection betwe...

the karnafully is one of the most important rivers due to its profound influence on water chemistry and sediment characteristics. the present study intended to assess the quality of water and sediment from intertidal zone of this river in respect to the pollution index. seasonal water and sediment samples were collected during four seasons (monsoon, post-monsoon, winter, and pre-monsoon) of 201...

abiotic factors, as topographic and physicochemical properties of soil, are the most important effective factor on vegetation in rangeland ecosystems which have the most important performances to forming and succession of plant vegetation. ecologic management of rangelands can be desired by better understanding of these effective factors. then, rangeland of javaherdeh (ramsar) in the northern a...

We propose a new test for distinguishing observationally cosmological models based on seed-like primordial perturbations (like cosmic strings or textures), from models based on Gaussian fluctuations. We investigate analytically the Fourier space statistical properties of temperature or density fluctuation patterns generated by seed-like objects and compare these properties with those of Gaussia...

In this paper, we introduce a new type of almost statistical convergence of generalized difference sequences of fuzzy numbers. We give the relations between the strongly almost Cesàro type convergence and almost statistical convergence in these spaces . Furthermore, we study some of their properties like completeness, solidity, symmetricity etc. We also give some inclusion relations related to ...

Many studies focused on the importance of statistical and distributional properties to account for the prelexical and segmental role of syllable-sized units in silent reading in French. We explored how skilled readers segmented printed (pseudo)words when no reliable statistical cues were available around and within the syllable boundary. We were interested in how sonority, a universal phonologi...