The ability to use these gases in fermentative processes enables acetogens to potentially provide a route to more sustainable fuel and chemical production from a range of feedstocks including biomass and municipal solid waste-derived syngas, reformed biogas and industrial waste gases derived, for example, from steel production facilities [ 28- 33].
Text in a digital image derived, for example, from an urban scene (e.g., a city street scene) often provides information about the displayed scene or location.
The landscape level target proportions and spatial pattern of different structural cohorts can be derived for example from historical disturbance reconstructions of the landscapes (Bergeron et al. 2002).
bTriangulation refers to assessing, comparing and cross checking findings using a plurality of evidence sources, derived, for example, from diverse methods, informants, inquirers or contexts.
Consider the expected price path, Pe(t) of carbon permits, derived, for example, from model estimates of a prescribed emissions reduction path [15].
Many mobile devices have a GPS sensor that registers the user's location, but even without a GPS sensor, approximate locations can be derived, for example by monitoring the available wireless networks.
These hydrogels are either natural, for example, fibrin, collagen and gelatin, hyaluronic acid, alginate, and agarose or modified natural polymers or are synthetically derived, for example, poly ethylene glycol), poly acrylic acid), poly vinyl alcohol), and polypeptides.
Let M B be an FSM abstraction for a selected set of parameters P x and a set of predicates B = {B 1, B 2} derived, for example, as illustrated in Section 3.2.2.
However, the identification of microorganisms from mixed or complex samples derived, for example, from patients, the environment, or infected plant tissue or food by MALDI-TOF MS is an important goal.
These may derive, for example, from the presence of "new populations" in urban space – like new immigrants or the young protagonists of the nightlife (Hael [2011]; Mela [2014]) – or from the diffusion of new lifestyles and behavioural patterns.
