Other laboratories working on related problems in cell computation and the design of genetic networks include that of Dr. Stanislas Leibler at Princeton University, where Dr. Michael B. Elowitz devised a type of biological clock that will work within a cell.
We devised a type of intervention that, if successful, could be further tested in larger trials and, ultimately, translated into general practice.
In order to stay in business, the Big Four would then have to devise a new type of audit that investors actually found useful.
They began working from Page's dormitory room to devise a new type of search technology that leveraged Web users' own ranking abilities by tracking each site's "backing links"—that is, the number of other pages linked to them.
To corroborate the existence of center sector transitions in gauge theories with matter, we study (at vanishing chemical potential) the interface tension in the three-dimensional Z2 gauge theory with Ising matter, the distribution of the Polyakov line in the four-dimensional SU 2 -Higgs model and deviSU 2 -Higgspe of order paramodel which is designed to detect center sector tranditions.
Therefore, we devise a new type of artificial networks.
In a nearby trailer, Bill Brochtrup, who plays John Irvin, a gay secretary working in the squad room, said his character was devised as a type of Greek chorus whose often nonverbal reactions to events -- a gaze, a look of shock, a laugh -- are intended to mirror the reactions of the television audience.
The study presents "an entirely novel approach to optical imaging," says theoretical solid state physicist John Pendry of Imperial College London, who in 2000 devised a special type of light microscope that can beat the 200 nm limit but can't see the inside of cells.
Patrizia Cavazzi, a researcher at the British School in Rome, notes that according to Raffaele Soprani, who wrote his biography in the 17th century, Wals devised a new type of landscape composition, mostly in circular formats.
Working from Page's dormitory room, they devised a new type of search engine technology that leveraged Web users' own ranking abilities by tracking each site's "backing links"—that is, the number of other pages linked to them.
