The phrase "a chip of given" is not correct in English and does not convey a clear meaning.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, and without additional context, it is difficult to determine its intended use.
Example: "He was just a chip of given potential, waiting to be discovered."
Alternatives: "a piece of information" or "a fragment of data".
Gene Frantz at Texas Instruments calculates that the power requirements of a chip of a given capacity roughly halve every 18 months, a less-noticed corollary to Moore's law.
Named for Intel co-founder Gordon Moore, Moore's Law states that the number of miniaturized transistors that can be placed on a computer chip of a given size doubles every 18 months.
A special mention should go to British manager/snakey genius Larry Parnes, whose business model involved nicking American artists' songs before they were released, snatching an adolescent out of a chip shop queue, giving him a silly name and a tub of hair grease, and then shoving the poor lamb into a recording booth to get a single into the shops before the US versions went on sale.
Unfortunately, even after all these assays have been performed for specificity, they are no guarantee that the antibody will have a high affinity for your protein of interest in a ChIP assay and give a good signal.
In the estimation of p values, a paired t test was applied for the two-color printed chips (pairs were formed in a chip-wise manner giving 5 pairs of data per gene), an unpaired t test was applied for single-color chips (5 data per gene), and a variance analysis was applied for GeneChip data by gene-wise pairing in accordance with PM data (20 pairs of PM data, 5 chips per gene).
Then a drop of blood onto a blood-analysis chip gives a readout of hemoglobin, thyroid hormones, blood lipids and liver function.
You must show your passport at the border and keep track of a poker chip a guard gives you before you can head out to the islands.
Secondly, the magnitude of these effects should be estimated using the intensity information of a given chip or of a series of chips, and, thirdly, one needs practicable algorithms which judge the quality of a particular hybridization and estimate the expression degree from the intensity values.
Finally, some conclusions and observations on the design of the chip are given in order to improve its configuration in the future toward modular configuration.
The dimensionality and the average feature extraction time cost of each chip are given in Table 3.
