The chemical sensing is then used as a platform for generating different input-based combinatorial and sequential molecular logic gate(s) allowing facile information processing and as an information security system in the form of a keypad lock.
Differentiation of bacteria as they evolved along different lineages is expected to be partly as a consequence of generating different enzyme family members in the course of the divergence process.
Instead of using the Morlet wavelet as the mother wavelet, as suggested by other researchers, here propose the use of the emitted tone-burst signal as the mother wavelet for generating different filter bands of CWT.
As simulations are more flexible in generating different data sets with multiple noisy replicates [ 14], the effects of varying imaging parameters and image characteristics were assessed using simulation data only.
Also including national-only filings as well might generate different patterns, in particular with regard to the United States and China.
The latter study was the first example of a synthetic mammalian morphogen gradient readout system and deployed chemical gradients of tetracycline, which were detected by engineered gene networks in Chinese Hamster Ovary cells, so as to generate different GFP outputs at low, middle, or high tetracycline concentrations.
Generally speaking the results indicate that beak gape as well as OEC expansion might act as vocal tract articulators to generate different note types within each zebra finch song.
Design guidelines outline procedures for vibration serviceability checks, but it is noticeable that they rely on the assumption that the action is deterministic, although in fact it is stochastic as different pedestrians generate different dynamic forces.
In the event that different NG's respond to the same research question, further analysis is needed, as each group generates different lists of items and these are difficult to compare.
From the same DNA templates, events such as RNA editing generate different forms of transcripts.
