Nickel oxide (NiO) material has been functionally applied for Si solar cells.
In either case, we hypothesize that the oscillatory movement of pillars at the cell edge in both P0 and P2 correlate with the oscillatory edge movements of blebbing and periodic contractions, respectively, suggesting that these two motility modules are functionally similar in their ability to apply periodic, transient force on the substrate.
These data illustrate that individual cancer mutations even in one protein need to be functionally studied in order to develop and apply individual treatments.
This article provides a review of how functionally modified gold colloids are applied in the detection of a broad range of threat agents, including radioactive substances, explosive compounds, chemical warfare agents, biotoxins, and biothreat pathogens through any of the four sensory means mentioned previously.
We provide the first example of how this might be applied in vivo using a swap where a wholly unnatural precursor peptide still is functionally modified in the context of the tru pathway, validating the ability to functionally swap cassettes.
"We think the idea is functionally dead in San Bernardino," Scott Simon, of Pimco, told me.
Type A flowers are functionally female in the morning, close at midday, and then reopen as functionally male in the afternoon of the following day.
Type B flowers are functionally female in the afternoon, close in the evening, and then reopen the following morning as functionally male.
But much else is functionally furniture, in the sense that it does double duty as a support for other art.
