Aspiring bureaucrats sat a three-day exam locked inside a single cell, in which they also slept and ate.
They reared lines of yeast, starting from a single cell, in 10 flasks of broth.
Pistorius has been held in a single cell in the hospital wing of the prison, reducing his interaction with other inmates.
Oscar Pistorius spent his first night in prison last month in a single cell in the hospital wing of a jail in Pretoria.
A single cell in the human body is approximately 10,000 times more energy-efficient than any nanoscale digital transistor, the fundamental building block of electronic chips.
Automated training has previously been suggested for classification of cells from imaging flow cytometry data where each image contains a single cell in liquid solution6.
He was taken off about three weeks later and was placed in a single cell in the general prison population.
Assange, who is being held in a single cell in the prison's segregation unit, complained about the daytime television, Stephens said: "he doesn't have access to a computer, even without an internet connection, or to writing material.
Such "point mutations" can turn a single cell in the human body into a cancerous cell that goes on to grow into a tumor, or they can turn antibiotic-sensitive into antibiotic-resistant bacteria that cause untreatable infections.
Additional tests, looking at six classes of bacterial infections from actual patients, resulted in over 80percentt correct diagnoses for just a single cell in the patient sample, and over 90percentt accuracy when 10 bacterial cells were present.
This paper analyzes a 2D time-dependent single-phase isothermal model for the operation of a single cell in a VRB.
