These data strongly suggest that not only scientific researchers but also clinicians could gain much benefit from a period of study or training abroad by broadening their horizons and boosting their capability in scientific research.
Many organizations are scrambling to boost their analytics capabilities and digitally transform their businesses.
Recruiting directors with technological expertise is one avenue through which boards can boost their innovative capabilities.
This work reports a novel method to boost their lithium storage capabilities by using highly-dispersed Co element in the form of nanofilm-like Co2SiO4/SiO2 powder on the surface of reduced graphene oxide (RGO) that promotes the electronic diffusion and accommodates the volume changes.
marines say the aircraft have a better safety record than most of their aeroplanes and regard them as a huge boost to their capabilities in Okinawa.
The marines say the aircraft have a better safety record than most of their aeroplanes and regard them as a huge boost to their capabilities in Okinawa.
But high school kids admitted to tony universities typically haven't contributed anything to society; they receive a vast boost to their capabilities and future earnings based purely off the belief that they might one day contribute something special.
Being able to relate different forms of data like that could lead to speech recognition that gathers extra clues from video, for example, and it could boost the capabilities of Google's self-driving cars by helping them understand their surroundings by combining the many streams of data they collect, from laser scans of nearby obstacles to information from the car's engine.
At Harvard's John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences, Conor Walsh, the John L. Loeb Associate Professor of Engineering and Applied Sciences, is conducting research on soft robotics with the aim of designing assistive devices that can be worn like clothing and boost the capabilities of healthy individuals or help those afflicted by disease more easily carry on their daily lives.
Using a higher-resolution NRO mirror would boost the capabilities of WFIRST, says Alan Dressler, a researcher at the Carnegie Institution for Science.
