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LiveStats 3.1 adds the ability to setup Alerts via email for when a site has a traffic spike or unusual lull, perhaps suggesting server issues.

I have witnessed the Air Force's ability to setup semi-permanent trailer like facilities that provide a place for people to safely and comfortably bathe.

A significant new feature is the ability to setup multiscale simulations that can use the accurate off-lattice models in specific regions of interest, coupled with a coarse but computationally efficient on-lattice model for the rest of the domain (Erban et al., 2013).

The addition of an efficient on-lattice model to Smoldyn and the ability to setup multiscale simulations allows the simulation of larger domains and molecule numbers, while still allowing the use of an off-lattice model for accurate treatment of surface geometries, surface-bound species and high concentration gradients.

This approach is experimentally complimented by the ability to characterize the DHM setup with background free APSF thanks to the use of a complex point source.

Test method has a direct effect in measuring tire behavior on ice, with differences in the test setup and ability to maintain constant test conditions.

In both the experimental setups, the ability to load Zn and Cd into the xylem was linearly related to the total amount of Zn and Cd ions accumulated in the shoots over the 10-day period (Additional file 1: Figure S1).

He has the plotting skills to tease an elaborate story out of that basic setup, but his ability to engage goes beyond that.

A dynamic actuation experimental setup with the ability to apply mechanical stress and a high-frequency alternating magnetic field is developed in tandem with time-resolved optical microscopy.

With easy setup and the ability to boost your signal by just adding more WiFi stations, Eero introduced a new category of wireless mesh networking products to market.

One of the advantages of our direct measurement setup is the ability to exclude the undesirable environmental changes that often occur in electrochemical measurements.