Dr. McLeroy, the board chairman, sees the debate as being between "two systems of science".
This recent discovery addresses the fact (if I understand correctly) that wavelength, phase, and polarization may differ between two systems, or even two components within a system.
The next question is if users will have a choice between the two systems, or if publishers will rush to Google given the infinitely better terms for them.
They demonstrate that if cooperation between the two systems is possible, they may achieve a performance close to the maximum sum-rate.
In deciding between the two systems, the CRY2/CIB system may be preferable if background activity is a concern.
Lastly, our current observations were derived from healthy mice; it will be interesting to ascertain if similar differences between the two systems are replicated in diseased animal models.
If it's a choice between the two systems, I like System 2 — but I've always liked the existing Firefox logo, and that's the set that feels like more of an update and less of a complete replacement.
There are many other differences between the two systems.
What formulas are used to convert degrees between the two systems?
What formula can be devised to convert between the two systems?
