Microplate laser cytometry is a technology compatible with a 1536‐well plate format and capable of population distribution analysis.
By fixing issuance of a custom cryptocurrency to a good or service, with a company ready to accept it at a fixed or floating rate, a single individual or group — even only capable of local distribution — can support a globally tradable cryptocurrency should the story be compelling enough or the private issuance small enough.
Even for physical techniques capable of measuring the distribution of products, such as chromatography, photobleaching, and mass spectrometry, characterization of conjugation distribution remains challenging in the presence of scaffold mass and structural dispersity.
The model is capable of predicting temperature distribution under constant current and dynamic current accurately.
There is no doubt Bricklin is capable of creating the distribution network required to sell the cars in the U.S.
This motivates the need for sensitive methods capable of analyzing dopant distribution, total dose and possible impurities.
The underlying principle of this scheme is to monitor and obtain the status of the circuit breaker and reclosers which are capable of islanding a distribution system [58].
The results of this work have shown that NIR imaging and Raman mapping are capable of monitoring the distribution of the components in a formulation during dissolution while also revealing any form changes which may occur in real time.
With an objective to spatially assess any aerobic deterioration within round-bales silage, we modified a bale-penetrometer that is capable of profiling temperature distribution.
In this study, an active tool system capable of controlling the distribution of the blank holder force is presented which can be integrated into existing stacked deep drawing tools without need for modification of the press.
We also developed a line collector capable of measuring beam distribution and quantifying shifts in the electrical optical axis to characterize the behavior of a field-emitted electron beam as focused by an electrostatic optical system.
