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The site's new design lets people see the most recent activity aggregated onto a single, nicely formatted feed.

Ad hoc Wi-Fi networks can stretch the fabric of Internet connectivity, cheaply and painlessly, over any community to points where traffic is aggregated onto high-speed fiber backbone networks.

Second, when the transport streams of several base stations are aggregated onto one link, the resulting data rate distribution is given as the C-fold convolution of the individual distributions p(D).

Data is aggregated onto a color coded map, allowing users to plan their routes accordingly, in real time.

We showed that the seroprevalence of brucellosis in Wyoming elk is increasing in some regions where elk are not artificially aggregated onto supplemental feeding grounds and these increases in seroprevalence are correlated with elk densities at the hunt area scale (Fig. 2 and S2).

The results of MAP scores, and chemical, gene, disease and action term recall scores, were also aggregated onto a single bar graph for each participating group.

The newly formed silver nanoparticles could migrate and aggregate onto both sides of substrate films, forming continuous and compact silver layers that result in excellent conductivity, i.e. ∼0.6 and 0.5 Ω/sq on the upside and downside surfaces, respectively.

When the total cellular FtsZ level increases, extra FtsZ protofilaments either fill in the empty spaces of the loose structure or aggregate onto existing protofilaments of the Z-ring.

These results strongly suggest that at increased FtsZ expression levels the Z-ring becomes denser because additional FtsZ molecules occupy otherwise empty space inside the Z-ring instead of aggregating onto existing FtsZ protofilaments.

CsgE appears to be required for the secretion of the major curli subunit CsgA, whereas CsgF influences the ability of secreted CsgA to aggregate onto the bacterial surface, suggesting a role in maturation or localization of the nucleator subunit, CsgB (Chapman et al, 2002; Gibson et al, 2007).

Trawling the Web for arcane but reliable news sources, he aggregated them onto his feed, linking to breaking headlines in Europe and around the world.