Specific analytical functions are assessed through compound material mechanics theory.
Synthesizing a new compound suggested by theory can be quite challenging even in the laboratory.
By the above discussions in this paper, it is easy to see that in theory, compound synchronization can greatly improve the complexity level of the driving signal and the modulation scheme used.
The immediate effects of a bulk hack aren't always readily apparent, and they can, in theory, compound each other in terms of impact.
Flaxseed contains lignans, estrogenlike compounds that in theory might ease hot flashes just as hormone therapy does.
The lack of information fuelled speculation that he may have been in the North for espionage purposes, a theory compounded by Miller's own notebook, in which he had alluded to carrying state secrets held by the US and South Korea, two nations with which North Korea officially remains at war.
The modular nature of these compounds should, in theory, simplify the improvement of primary hits into leads.
Werner discarded Kekule's artificial distinction between "valence compounds," amenable to classical valence theory, and "molecular compounds," those not explainable by this theory.
In theory, a compound that makes this radical change could provide a novel form of air conditioning.
Adopting the smooth model of ambiguity aversion to this insurance problem, we show that in theory this compound lottery structure per se will dampen the demand for index insurance.
