Due to the further evolution of computational capabilities on one hand and emerging demands of location-based mobile applications on the other, we developed a new kernel concept.
The results show, on one hand, the capability of the sound in enhancing the adsorption process and, on the other hand, confirm that sound assisted fluidization of fine solid sorbents is a valid alternative to the fixed bed technology, which require also an additional previous step of pelletization.
Visuomotor deficits could well be explained by the interacting effect of, on one hand, weaker smooth pursuit and, on the other hand, vulnerable attention capabilities.
On one hand, dynamic reconfiguration (i.e., the capability of evolving on-the-fly) is a desirable feature.
On one hand the presence of sugar binding capability in a β-sandwich scaffold is hardly unprecedented for domains found in extracellular or cell-surface proteins.
He emphasized that he was testifying because he wanted to make sure that in the future, such capabilities would be on hand.
Tasks 1 4 are commonly regarded to differ markedly in their degree of difficulty allowing us to assess possible correlations between progressing AD neuropathologies and/or age on the one hand and task-solving capabilities on the other hand in a graded manner.
Thus, on the one hand, this capability of CTC can have an important impact on an individual patient's health.
The hearing adaptation relates to the echolocation facility, a multimodal capability comprising both specialized vocalization on the one hand and signal reception on the other.
