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An advanced design method for modular energy storage unit is proposed by integrating copper tubes into the form-stable CPCM, and it can be easily used to achieve different energy storage capacities by assembling different numbers of modular thermal energy storage units.

Superior or new properties and diverse functions have been realized by assembling different types of constituents into nanocomposites with controlled structure and interface interactions.

Ito et al. (2009) developed recombinant yeast having a designer minicellulosome system displayed on its surface by assembling different components of the cellulosomal system C. cellulovorans, T. reesei and A. aculeatus for the hydrolysis of β-glucan.

Thus, dynactin complexes with different properties could be generated in these species by assembling two different homodimers or a heterodimer of their different dynactin1 subunits.

The key points are that IP3R and RyR within the PM may, by assembling into different signaling complexes, differ from their intracellular counterparts both in their regulation and in the downstream proteins to which they signal.

SNPs were identified on the basis of alignment of sequence reads generated from each of the counter genotypes against the reference assembly, i.e. pigeonpea transcriptome assembly which was developed by assembling four different sequence data sets and allowing not more than two mismatches.

Nowadays, more and more often, complex systems are built by assembling together different system components.

Primary voters in 2020 will have to make a decision about whether to try to win the last war by recapturing Midwest blue-collar voters or fight a new one by assembling a different kind of electoral majority.

Likewise, the basal splicing factor U2AF65 can influence the functionality of the 3′end processing machinery by assembling at different polyadenylation-associated RNA elements, including the USE.

The properties of clusters can be altered by changing the number of atoms, by replacing an atom with a different element, and by assembling them into different architectures.

Iris Eichenberg examines the psychological effect of transition to a new culture by assembling materials from different elements of an interior such as flooring, wall coverings and furniture into brooches and neck pieces.