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In order to investigate the friction force of individual plugs a special experimental apparatus was designed and constructed that enables us to conduct experiments with plug lengths up to 1 m either with or without air flow through the plug.

Also a stoichiometric genome-wide metabolic network from Chlamydomonas was constructed, that enables flux balance analyses [ 5].

A realistic model under separating tension is constructed that enables both chain pulling out viscously and bulk dissipation in two dissimilar glassy polymers that one is dense melt and another is loose.

We present a model for "soft state" as an end-to-end construct that enables loose state synchronization between sender and receivers.

An artificial (as opposed to human) neural network (ANN) is an algorithmic construct that enables machines to learn everything from voice commands and playlist curation to music composition and image recognition.The typical ANN consists of thousands of interconnected artificial neurons, which are stacked sequentially in rows that are known as layers, forming millions of connections.

Sensors can be constructed that enable measurements to be taken solely on the slopes of the alveolar processes, rather than on their crests.

Phenomenon-based research establishes and describes the empirical facts and constructs that enable scientific inquiry to proceed.

To study stalk-specific antibodies, we have developed chimeric hemagglutinin constructs that enable the measurement of antibodies that bind the hemagglutinin protein and neutralize virus but do not have hemagglutination inhibition activity.

Also known as deep learning, neural networks are the algorithmic constructs that enable machines to get better at everything from facial recognition and car collision avoidance to medical diagnoses and natural-language processing.

To assess whether insertion of an ID element has the potential to impart dendritic localization, we generated transgenic mice with constructs that enabled us to test a somatic mRNA for potential acquisition of dendritic transport competence by inserting ID elements or the entire coding region of BC1 RNA into the 3' UTR of the reporter mRNA.

Although many models can be fully represented using only the core set of SBML constructs, these extensions support (i) other model features that cannot be formulated with the SBML core standards and (ii) additional constructs that enable users in specific fields to formulate, interface and use the SBML framework more easily within their modeling approaches.