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In this paper, a new type of transverse enhanced and high-temperature-resistant CFRP tendons made of T700 carbon fibre precursor and polyfunctional epoxy resin is designed and produced through the pultrusion process.

Both social constructivism and critical theory argue that knowledge is co-constructed and produced through the relationships between researchers and participants, and that these relationships are mediated through values.

16 Some even argued this work transcended the division between normative and descriptive ethics, by demonstrating how morality is embedded in, and produced through, the very practices, objects and relationships that social scientists investigate.

Community-supported farms, where customers sign up for a weekly allotment of meat, dairy, and produce through the season, have grown to nearly 1,500 nationwide.

Culture is being changed and produced through interactions in the daily life of these global workers and in the meanings these interactions take on for the people engaged in them.

The project "will likely result in widespread, random and uncontrolled release of bioengineered seeds and plants produced through the controversial and risky techniques of synthetic biology," the two groups said in their letter demanding that Kickstarter remove the project from its Web site.

A letter to USDA and Kickstarter (where the campaign is seeking to raise funding) states that the project should be halted as it "will likely result in widespread, random and uncontrolled release of bioengineered seeds and plants produced through the controversial and risky techniques of synthetic biology".

A novel class of small RNAs encompassing contiguous satellites and retroviruses located at the centromere core and likely produced through the activity of retroviral LTR promoters was discovered in a marsupial (Carone et al. 2009).

ASP is identical to C3adesArg and is produced through the interaction of the precursor protein C3, Factor B, and adipsin (a.k.a. Factor D), components of the alternative complement immune pathway which are secreted by adipose tissue.

This difference can be exploited in SMA (described in the previous section) and maps produced through the classification of fraction images.

This study describes the production, testing and characterization of biodegradable scaffolds for bone tissue, which consist of the exact ratio of meltblown microfibers and nanofibers produced through the electrostatic field.