The application tunes into both services' Web-based streams (so it's not an iPhone-sepcific stream you're tuning into, rather the regular Web stream).
The application of tuning masses increases the complexity of the problem by lowering the natural frequency of the blade and therefore increasing the testing time.
Adaptation is particularly important in bioinformatics because it can release practitioners, with a great expertise focused on the application, from tuning optimization algorithm's parameters.
The findings can help expand our current understanding of the PEG layer and guide rational design of PEGylated gold NPs for a particular application by tuning the PEG grafting density, chain length, and particle size.
This approach has broad applications for tuning signaling output for many dimeric receptor systems.
Furthermore, in biomedical applications, by tuning the emission wavelengths of the quantum dot into far-red and near-infrared ranges, non-invasive in-vivo imaging techniques have been easily developed.
These results reveal a strong support effect on the catalytic activity of the two-dimensional Pt nanocatalysts on oxide substrates under CO oxidation, with possible applications of tuning catalytic activity by engineering metal oxide interfaces.
The advanced nanocomposite membranes could be designed to meet specific water treatment applications by tuning their structure and physicochemical properties (e.g. hydrophilicity, porosity, charge density, and thermal and mechanical stability) and introducing unique functionalities (e.g. antibacterial, photocatalytic or adsorptive capabilities).
Examples of such applications include tuning of optical absorption spectra, enhancement of resonant luminescence of emitters embedded into the film, and tuning the wavelength range of optical nonlinearity.
The measurement of the exhaust pipe was based on the application of tuned racing exhaust system.
