In a final step, the two enriched populations were sporulated and mass-mated, and strains capable of leavening both sweet and unsugared dough were recovered after additional rounds of mass mating and alternating selection for osmotolerance and growth on maltose (Higgins et al., 2001).
Even small populations, which normally have a tough time recovering, are capable of being restored, they found.
Of this amount, the total amount that a heat exchanger is capable of recovering is between 60% and 70%[27]].
The system under study was identified to be capable of efficiently recovering the waste heat of the exhaust gases, and the potential of using high molecular weight and high critical temperature fluids as the working fluids in high-temperature, small-scale ORC applications was confirmed.
While these results suggest an optimistic outlook that the Swarm constellation is capable of accurately recovering small-scale lithospheric structure, the application to real data will be more challenging, especially at high latitudes.
Elastomer, any rubbery material composed of long chainlike molecules, or polymers, that are capable of recovering their original shape after being stretched to great extents—hence the name elastomer, from "elastic polymer".
Finally, our results provide the first illustration of transmural reentry by P2R mechanisms in reconstructed ventricular geometries, where P2R is capable of reexciting a recovered basal endocardium and then developing through the rest of the ventricular wall.
As a result, our method is capable of automatically recovering a high-quality clear image from multiple blurred images.
In this scenario, the LTE network is capable of autonomously recover the connection, maintaining the service in LTE.
Most of these are capable of consistently recovering >70% of coagulant metals and reducing sludge volumes by 60%.
