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It is built using a unique, flexible multi-region approach so that the geographic relationships that drive the costs of energy technology transitions can be captured.
Enhanced Durability, Security and Style For increased durability and strength without adding excess weight, the new Tecra laptops are built using a unique fiberglass-reinforced casing with a honeycomb rib structure.
Later, a single Conditional Random Fields (CRF) extractor that utilizes the best performing tokenizer is built using a unique collection of features such as word embeddings and Soundex codes, which, to the best of our knowledge, has not been explored in this context before, The ensemble of multiple extractors outperforms each extractor's individual performance during the CHEMDNER challenge.
Marvel at the unique architecture of West Burton place, built using materials from nearby demolished building.
Signed networks were built using biweight midcorrelation as the correlation function, and a soft thresholding power of 12. WGCNA produces a set of modules (labeled by color), each containing a set of unique genes.
We build upon these approaches using a unique dataset from a long-distance migratory songbird, the American redstart (Setophaga ruticilla), to examine whether incorporating migratory connectivity into habitat protection schemes influences decisions designed to maximize the persistence of populations.
Using a unique data set, this investigation builds upon an older literature that has linked paternal exposure to adverse employment conditions during the early stages of their children's lives to adverse mental health outcomes among these children.
In order to compare the measurements obtained on Affymetrix and Agilent platforms, the sequences used in the probes were matched to the NCBI36 human genome build, using the BLAST algorithm to provide a unique location for each Affymetrix probe set using the target sequences provided by Affymetrix and each Agilent probe.
The team used a unique multispectral optical intrinsic signal imaging system (MS-OISI) built in Hillman's lab to perform the research.
The process uses a unique photoresist, a light-sensitive material similar to those used in semiconductor fabrication but 50 to 100 times as thick, to build the three-dimensional metal structures needed to connect millimeter-wave radio components.
