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We develop a computable mechanism based on a decentralized local search heuristic combined with simulated annealing, which allows for not only system optimization but also cost allocation.

The way these advanced façade systems act as filters between indoor and outdoor environments allows for not only transparency and daylighting, but also implementation of soft cooling technology.

Since 1994, Massachusetts has reduced gun injuries by 53percentt, Mr. Rosenthal said, but "we have a major loophole which allows for not only the possession but the sale of assault weapons made prior to 1994".

The proposed system allows for not only morphological studies and quantification of the changes occurring in cellular samples in the presence of nanomaterials, but also for the investigation of diversified experiments in more flexible application domains.

By being opportunistic, BOPU allows for not only flexible variations of measurements availability but also agile compromise between wireless bandwidth consumption and positioning performance when put into practice.

So, this study allows for not only effective utilization of resources and protection of environment but also a good way of massively producing hierarchical porous nanomaterials of ZnO.

These high-quality reference genome assemblies allow for not only complete gene models but also complete promoter regions and more remote regulatory sequences of every gene, as well as true representation of other complex features that are important for trait expression.

However, when in use, it will allow for not only higher speed communications to mobile devices but also increase the overall network bandwidth for carriers allowing them to support more connections and data.

MEMES tech would allow for not only faster autofocus, however, but also creative effects like post-capture refocusing of images, similar to what we've seen introduced from companies including Samsung and HTC, but with potentially better results.

The use of longitudinal data would allow for not only comparisons across defined life stages but also changes for individual women over time.

Our approach for surveying recombination in this predominantly haploid genetic system allow for not only genome wide detection and fine scale analysis of recombination products but also reveal potential details on CO interference and double strand break resolution.