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There are also attendant licensing agreements, with toys, comics, T shirts, even films that can be produced to exploit a hot franchise.
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For example, substrates for Escherichia coli nitroreductase and pH sensors can be produced by exploiting particular modifications of the cyanine nitrogen atoms.
The maximum net electric power that can be produced exploiting the heat source constituted by the exhaust gases mass flow (35 kg/s for both engines, at 346 °C) was calculated for the two thermodynamic cycles.
"With the technology currently available, fantastic films can be produced without the need to exploit animals".
To improve the efficiency, flexibility, and reproducibility with which genetically engineered organisms are produced, attempt is to exploit two well characterized single-copy recombination systems: the SB transposon system and the Cre-loxP system from the bacteriophage P1.
Renewable energy is produced by exploiting the aerodynamic lift exerted by a wing tethered to the ground and controlled to fly crosswind paths.
Called Edun, it is for shoppers who want clothing that is produced without exploiting workers or the environment.
The digital tsunami unleashed on Spamhaus was produced by exploiting a flaw in the internet's address system.
In this view, a design is inclusive when it is produced by exploiting the information and competences at the disposal of the designer and the people she designs for in qualified circumstances.
Beside that the extra amount of energy, which might be produced by the PV generator, is not exploited, when the system is operated only during a specified period-time needed to satisfy the demand.
Application Various heavy oil components of interest to the petroleum industry become accessible if they are produced exploiting more than merely the heating properties of hot water.
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