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LS-01, presented in this paper, is the first boiler header inspection robot prototype developed, equipped with semi-intelligent system and adjustable entry platform, and is capable of traversing inside boiler headers with various tube configurations.

Sophisticated contrast agents have been developed, equipped with targeting ligands directed toward angiogenesis-specific markers, which allow for noninvasive in vivo visualization of the angiogenic activity in the tumor.

Other more complex therapeutic care for preterm babies is important but it will take more time and investment to develop equipped neonatal intensive care units and train staff to provide high-quality care.

It will invest about $750 million to develop, equip and staff what will be the Novartis Institute of Biomedical Research.

[C4.] Novartis Builds Massachusetts Lab The Swiss drug maker Novartis plans to invest about $750 million to develop, equip and staff a biomedical research laboratory in Cambridge, Mass.

Do not merely send them a check: we can readily train, develop, equip them for this century, not the last century.

To achieve sharp and detailed reproduction of fast moving motion images, Panasonic has developed and equipped the PT-AE300000 with new Frame Creation Technology optimized for large screen viewing.

To monitor the movements of the cats, Williams and their colleagues developed collars equipped with GPS and devices that measure changes in acceleration and magnetic fields.

The principle of two-wheeled IP with an extended intermediate body (IB) has been first introduced by Goher and Tokhi [13, 14] where a new configuration of wheeled robotic machines (WRM) is developed and equipped with a linear actuator, as shown in Fig. 1, to activate a payload and to lift it to different levels.

Two types of electrode arrays, unilateral planar electrodes array (UPEA) and bilateral edge electrodes array (BEEA) were developed and equipped in ERT system for ECC specimens and an electrode switching module (EMS) was designed to enforce the adjacent driver pattern of sixteen electrodes attached to the surface of ECC specimens.

It has been largely eradicated in developed countries equipped with sanitation systems and water treatment.