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The whale is a funny, gloomy allusion to Melville, and perhaps Hobbes; like the leviathan, like Moby Dick, it is vast, inscrutable, terrifying, capable of generating multiple readings.

The population of cells that constitute a neurosphere is multipotent, capable of generating multiple cell types (neurons, astrocytes and oligodendrocytes)33.

Legged robots based on one degree-of-freedom reconfigurable planar leg mechanisms, that are capable of generating multiple useful gaits, are highly desired due to the possibility of handling environments and tasks of high complexity while maintaining simple control schemes.

We present an improved scheme for coherent beam combination using a type of non-separable phase-controlled Dammann grating (NPDG), which is capable of generating multiple equal-intensity diffraction orders with good uniformity and high efficiency in the far field.

This led us to design a new ROPUF on FPGA which is capable of generating multiple output bits from each pair of ROs and is also allowing to create higher number of pairs of ROs, thereby making the use of ROs more efficient than the classical approach.

Such a multifunctional CPG is capable of generating multiple bursting rhythms at quite different time scale.

Thus, we have confirmed the conjecture that the architecture illustrated in Fig. 2 is capable of such multi-functionality, suggesting its viability as a building block of circuits generating multiple output rhythms from a single set of MNs and muscles.

Microfluidics, capable of generating monodisperse single and multiple emulsion droplets, executing precise control and operations on these droplets, is a powerful tool for fabricating complex systems (microparticles, microcapsules, microgels) with uniform size, narrow size distribution and desired properties, which have great potential in drug delivery applications.

It should be noted that neither small-world nor RT-nested-Smallworld are capable of generating random topologies with multiple connected components.

Like other polychaetes, Capitella is capable of generating new segments at multiple life history stages, and juveniles continue to grow by posterior addition of segments.

The use of citrate buffer was less than ideal in this case due to the multiple acidic protons capable of generating four possible species in solution.