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However, the merger not only results in the joining of two companies, but also combines CouchDB, memcached and Membase technologies.

Our analysis not only considers the constraints of outage probabilities, power, and density on multiple bands, but also combines the optimal spectrum access of SUs.

Studies on electrical transport properties reveal that the p-type NiO film not only serves as a resistive-switching layer, but also combines with n-type Si to form a pn heterojunction diode.

Integrating piezoelectric zinc oxide (ZnO) nanoparticles (NPs) with optimum weight fraction into a photosensitive SU-8 polymer matrix not only retains the highly desired piezoelectric and semiconducting properties of the ZnO, but also combines the photo-patternability and the optical transparency of the SU-8.

Not only it contains important data to support biosurfactants and/or biodegradation studies, but also combines a set of tailored tools to enable, in an efficient way, specific metagenomic analysis.

The Motion C5 [ 1], also known as the mobile clinical assistant (MCA), which integrates technology from Intel® Health, not only brings reliable, automated, patient data management directly to the point of care, but also combines and increases productivity and improves overall quality of care.

In its details, creating an online ad campaign can be incredibly complicated since advertisers not only want to choose a wide variety of keywords and keyword combinations, but also combine them with particular demographic, locational and behavioral attributes of the users to potentially serve up links to different ads for different groups of users (more on that later).

I used millet in the sweet kugel but also combined it with cabbage and onions in a delicious savory one.

The heat and pressure not only form the mass into the desired shape but also combine the reinforcement and resin into an intimately bound form.

This can be studied remotely, module by module – something which has proved very popular with practising OTs who can pursue their own research interests but also combine modules from other disciplines such as speech and language and physiotherapy.

"By accepting an investment from Sony, we will not only strengthen our financial base, but also combine our strengths and develop the kind of medical devices that we may not have been able to develop on our own," Mr. Sasa said.