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The telescope is designed around the dual capability of the Timepix ASICs to provide information about either the deposited charge or the timing information from tracks traversing the 14×14 mm matrix of 55×55μm pixels.
The key synthetic step involved the dual capability of Hanessian reaction for debenzylation and simultaneous conversion of the anomeric p-methoxyphenyl group into the corresponding phenylthioglycoside in one step.
The present investigation leverages the potential of graphene, conducting polymer and their composites as dual capability of (a) transparent and current spreading electrode and (b) an active top layer to make an intimate contact with wide bandgap p-type GaN for possible prospect towards high performance diodes, switches and solar cells.
Based on these results, we conclude that the designed nanomagnets possess dual capability of regulating temperature and tuning size, i.e., the mesh density by remote controlled actuation.
Establishing this dual capability of protein phases is an important step in understanding the mollusk shell formation process as well as variations in C-RING functionality.
ESE-16, a unique, in silico-designed compound was designed with the dual capability of interfering with microtubule dynamics [ 1] and inhibiting CAIX, which is over-expressed in a variety of tumours [ 8, 42].
"He was lecturing me about the dual capabilities of that radar and that it had capabilities against Russia.
This study examines interpreter mediated talk in cross-cultural general dentistry in Hong Kong where assisting para-professionals, in this case bilingual or multilingual Dental Surgery Assistants (DSAs), perform the dual capabilities of clinical assistant and interpreter.
Most importantly, our MCNPs afforded us the dual capabilities of effectively delivering and releasing the ATAP moieties as well as inducing localized hyperthermia, thereby potentiating the chemotherapeutic efficacy of ATAP.
Taken together, the results indicate that Phyllanthus plant possesses dual-capability of cell death, perhaps due to the crude nature of the Phyllanthus extracts, where all potential bioactive compounds are mixed together and may act individually or in synergism, thus contributing to this dual-capability of cell death' effects.
In addition, the dual selection capability of the model provides a powerful tool to discover novel molecular components of the NF-κB signal transduction pathway.
