And the targeting characteristic of CIK cells has extensive adaptability feature, which may be applied to clinical tumor therapy.
These models are important as they embrace localization of service and adaptability of features to the needs of the consumer.
Autonomy and adaptability are key features of intelligent agents.
Success of these biological controls rely heavily on a number of factors, including the number released, frequency of release, genetic diversity of the released population, adaptability to site features, and habitat type.
Also, the conformation-labile polypeptides may enhance their adaptability to interfacial features that exist on gold surfaces (e.g. surface topology, interfacially bound water layers); and this conformation-instability of proteins involved in mineral formation/modification may be regarded as a driving force for polypeptide-mediated crystal growth and regulation [ 31, 37, 38].
The ESW is put forward based on the combination of tunable Q-factor wavelet transform (TQWT) and Hilbert transform such that fault feature adaptability is enabled.
The evolutionary way in which the party has been described over time reflects what many historians see as its most essential and enduring feature: adaptability.
The artificial intelligence of computer-controlled factions, which featured adaptability and behavioral subtlety, was given mixed comments; some reviewers thought it was efficient and logical, while others found it confusing or erratic.
Cyber-physical production systems' main feature is adaptability, i.e. they adapt automatically to new situations without impairing the system's goals.
Manufacturing systems must necessarily be reconfigurable to assure features of adaptability to unpredictable changes, agility, flexibility and efficiency.
When we observe him from the outside, we try to decode him — the rubbery adaptability of Recoing's features makes him perfectly suited to play a man with a shifting identity.
