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In addition, UDT is friendly to concurrent TCP flows, which means it can be deployed not only on experimental research networks but also on production networks.
While it is true that in coming years AI will likely be deployed not only to augment human performance but also to automate some operational and business processes altogether, proactively printing pink slips is an ineffective means of planning for the next cognitive stage.
These data suggest that the newly developed lentivirus vector-based conditional gene expression system can be deployed not only to quantify muscle cell differentiation activity but should also be useful to investigate factors that positively or negatively affect the kinetics of this process.
They're deployed not only to ward off diseases that could wipe out populations jammed together in unsanitary conditions but also to make the animals fatter by altering the bacteria in their guts, slowing their metabolisms.
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Here, the author considered a three-dimensional deployment zone where the sensor nodes are deployed not only along the length and breadth of the deployment zone but also along the height of the deployment zone.
Finally, because attention is deployed not only in space but also in time, the MOT task allows us to test the specificity of learning to trained temporal context.
Since its discovery, siRNA has been rapidly deployed not only for the elucidation of gene function, but also for identification of drug targets and as a powerful therapeutic approach for a variety of diseases.
Speaking in Davos, President François Hollande said France wanted to be "useful to the world" – its troops deployed not only for its own good but for the good of Europe as a whole.
The challenge to America as a superpower — "hyperpower" is now the favored term in foreign-policy circles — is how to deploy not only our unparalleled military might but also our diplomatic and cultural influence so as to isolate and destroy the practitioners of global terrorism while at the same time drying up the political and social swamps that sustain them.
Range-based positioning is capable of achieving better accuracy in heterogeneous networks, where mobile nodes enabled with multiple radio access technologies are allowed to deploy not only the faraway access points but also high spatial density peer nodes as anchor nodes.
