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They also show that the diffusion process could be accelerated through the implementation of carbon-tax policies that support initial penetration.
"I don't know the exact status of negotiations between the governor and the speaker, but this bill is positioned to be accelerated through the process," said Assemblyman Richard Bagger, the measure's sponsor and chairman of the Assembly Appropriations Committee.
The findings mean that the search for clinically relevant genes can be accelerated through the use of a clever short cut.The human genome consists of about 3 billion base pairs (the chemical "letters" of which DNA is composed).
"The DNA of our agency connected well with what MDC has accomplished," he added, and the efforts at "creating a new Doner" will be accelerated through the relationship with MDC.
Progress in this area will likely be an essential component of personalized medicine and might be accelerated through the implementation of experimental designs and theoretical principles honed through decades of work in the fields of toxicology and pharmacology.
While matrix vector products in GMRES can be accelerated through the low-frequency fast multipole method (LFFMM), the BEM often remains computationally expensive due to the large number of GMRES iterations.
I was accelerated through the ranks, which seems frankly ridiculous now," he says.
Electrons are accelerated through the gun cavity with the help of the Radiofrequency power suppliers from cryogenic systems.
We found, from both theory and experiment, that the powder has to exhibit significant dilation (compressibility) as it is accelerated through the constriction in the hopper.
Structural studies of human G protein-coupled receptors (GPCRs) have recently been accelerated through the use of a fusion partner that was inserted into the third intracellular loop.
With that, he appointed as his successor Vladimir Putin, a relatively obscure intelligence agent who had been accelerated through the ranks because he had proved himself disciplined, shrewd, and, above all, loyal to his bosses.
