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A NURBS-based isogeometric finite element formulation is capable of naturally fulfilling the rigorous C1-continuity required by the present plate model.

The hope of the scientists and those running the experiment is that the trees will prove capable of naturally and inexpensively ridding the site of its toxic waste, avoiding the need of the traditional and much more costly cleanup of the site.

This study employs the 2D enthalpy-based lattice Boltzmann method (LBM) that is capable of naturally capturing the innate propagation of mushy solid liquid interface to explore the possibility of using thermal energy storage (TES) fin(s) in reducing the paraffin solidification process within a storage tank.

Many known microorganisms are capable of naturally utilizing the glycerol as a sole carbon and energy source.

Since S. cerevisiae is not capable of naturally fermenting d-xylose, considerable research efforts have been invested in the engineering and optimization of d-xylose assimilation pathways based on XR-XDH or XI in S. cerevisiae, in particular for the production of ethanol or acetyl-CoA derived products [see reviews by e.g. (Hahn-Hägerdal et al. 2007; Kim et al. 2013; Van Maris et al. 2007)].

Researchers who are trying to develop machines capable of conversing naturally with people are doing it by giving their systems countless transcripts of previous conversations.

Some sedentary animals - such as mussels and tube worms - will house bacteria capable of "fixing" naturally occurring chemicals, such as methane, through a process known as chemosynthesis.

Second, where salmonids have historically been capable of dispersing naturally, they have colonized all habitats currently suitable to them.

Until now, the biofuel industry has usually applied impractical celluloses to screen for cellulases capable of degrading naturally occurring, insoluble cellulose.

Processing of a modified insert might generate epitopes in high abundance that will elicit strong CTL responses capable of eliminating naturally infected cells that display as little as three peptide:HLA complexes on their surface (Purbhoo et al., 2004).

The current study was designed to test " proof-of-principle" with respect to whether repeated CNT is an intervention capable of reducing naturally occurring depressive symptoms in a dysphoric sample.