The company has done work for the Department of Defense in the past, and primarily focuses on robots capable of aid in war or disaster zones.
HONG KONG — China on Friday denied Japanese accusations that its ships directed a radar capable of aiding weapon strikes at a Japanese naval vessel and helicopter near disputed islands recently, then lobbed its own accusation: that Japan was trying to fan tensions.
Now that recallable digital systems have become common, it is possible to develop intelligent expert systems capable of aiding the work of the sound engineer.
The present study investigates two demulsifing agents that are capable of aiding the separation of water and crude oil mixtures (Institute of Petroleum 1990).
These shallow systems are capable of aiding district heating systems, but sometimes strict regulations prohibit the injection of high-temperature water, due to environmental concerns and potential contamination of drinking water (Welsch et al. 2015).
"The Rapid Reaction Force is expected to focus on dissuasion, through a Rapid Reaction Force of 12 battalions, capable of aiding MONUC to secure the east of the country and to realise constitutional missions," Defence Minister Chikez Diemu said.
SpeB activates host proteins through cleavage, such as interleukin-1β precursor and pro-matrix metalloprotease-2 and -9; these mature forms are capable of aiding in GAS dissemination from the site of infection through increased inflammation and tissue damage, respectively [17], [19].
However, the complexity of the speciation process has ushered in a need to infuse studies with new tools capable of aiding in species delineation.
Although the third coiled-coil domain was capable of aiding the formation of higher order oligomers and multimers, it was dispensable for oligomerization of the whole C-terminal domain.
The neural substrates of cognitive impairment in Parkinson's disease remain only partially understood and underscore the need to establish imaging biomarkers that are capable of aiding the identification of 'at risk' patients for dementia and by so doing help in their early diagnosis and treatment.
