The experimental results have shown the feasibility, convenience and advantages of CPSiCGF in the developing of a kind of complicated cyber physical system, embedded CNC system.
The blood extraction practices described in "In the Amazon, Giving Blood but Getting Nothing" (front page, June 20) amount to taking advantage of unsophisticated people in the developing world for the benefit and material gain of individuals and companies in the developed West.
Sperling agrees that automakers seeking to take advantage of expanding markets in the developing world have a responsibility to ease the impacts of their products on poor societies.
More competent phagocytic glia could be an advantage under neuronal stress conditions in the developing and adult CNS.
If STAT1-deficiency conferred a competitive advantage to the tumor cells in the developing tumor, a selective expansion of STAT1-negative areas would be expected.
In comparison with peptide/antibody, small molecules have advantages in developing the imaging moiety owing to their high affinity to target, low immunogenicity, and flexibility in chemical modification.
He discussed the design, synthesis, and incorporation of novel fluorescent nucleobase analogues and described the advantages in developing fluorescence-based discovery and detection systems.
Software developers say that Microsoft's vast influence in programming languages not only gives the company special advantages in developing applications; it also tends to bind outside developers to Microsoft's operating systems and applications programs.
State-owned companies "have an overall advantage in developing the electric vehicle industry," Li Rongrong, Sasac's chairman, said in a statement.
In recent conversations with TechCrunch, Uber, Lyft and GM have all separately pointed to the vast stores of driving data collected by their respective fleets as key competitive advantages in the race to develop truly effective autonomy.
