32 Still, copying is demanding, as it requires both intrinsic reactivity and delicate molecular recognition in order to be sequence selective.
In the meticulous detection phase, focusing on the detected suspected target sliced images, it has further delicate detection and recognition on the basis of targets' characteristics to exclude those false jamming.
This exercise simulates the delicate collaborative and recognition behavior that research scientists engage in on a regular basis.
The administration's initial selections seem to reflect a recognition of that delicate political situation.
A different kind of musician, the singer-songwriter Nick Drake, craved greater recognition for his delicate acoustic compositions, but he, too, shied away from the judgmental gaze of an audience.
Hurdles include creating fail-safe user-recognition technology, integrating delicate electronic components that can withstand shock from repeated firings, and allaying concerns of manufacturers fearful of liability if a supposedly safe gun was to fail.
The recognition of Palestinian statehood is a delicate issue in France, which has a the largest Jewish population in Europe, as well as a sizable Muslim community.
For most of his four decades as patriarch, Pope Shenouda managed a delicate balancing act, strongly supporting Mr. Mubarak in exchange for recognition of his role as the government's primary interlocutor with the Copts.
The artists generally approach their difficult and delicate subject from oblique, ironic and non-partisan perspectives, signalling a recognition of the complex tensions and ambivalences involved in the conflict.
Ultimately, the recognition of musical instruments in continuous recordings is a delicate balance of acoustic, musical, and environmental factors.
The recognition signals in Figure 6(h) also showed more delicate distribution compared with that in Figure 6(f).
