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But one of the key problems associated with making fuel cells practical is getting the hydrogen.

The batteries would not only replace the fuel tanks in millions of cars and trucks, but would also make windmills and solar cells more practical, by absorbing excess energy when their production jumps and giving it back when the wind suddenly dies or the sun goes behind a cloud.

For the tested 15 cells, total practical processing time is less than 1 second using a plain PC server.

An important aspect when integrating fuel cells in practical applications is their ability to respond to load demand.

The fact that an electron beam requires high vacuum makes it harder to control the specimen environment, although lithography techniques have recently made environmental cells more practical.

In addition, the continuum model developed in this paper will help to study feasibility of large nanotube-based memory cells in practical applications.

However, as illustrated in Figure 1, there are typical multiple cells in practical systems and the intercell interference incurs substantial performance degradation, thus being the bottleneck of system performance.

That is, there is no upper limit to the number of tumor cells; in practical terms growth will stop when the organism dies.

We examined VEGFR2 levels in lung endothelial cells for practical purposes, in that we were able to harvest the greatest number of endothelial cells from this organ to perform our analysis.

And despite the publicity given to fuel-cell cars, practical versions remain a dream, given the challenges of creating a hydrogen infrastructure.

In Section 5, we determine the global selfishness for ideal two-cell and practical three-sectored networks.