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The increasingly indispensable requirement for reconfigurable on-chip networks motivated a second application: a dynamically tunable antenna beam-steering system.

These results highlight the proof-of-principle of multistage dynamically tunable and responsive chiral ligands at the molecular level for transition-metal-catalysed asymmetric synthesis.

Dynamically tunable plasmonic multi-functional is particularly desirable for various nanotechnological applications.

Consequently, programming of complex and dynamically tunable systems via self-assembly becomes conceptually feasible: biomolecules act as site-specific scaffolds, smart assembly guides and reconfigurable structural elements.

These studies may have great potential in fabrication of multi-functional and dynamically tunable optoelectronic integrated devices.

A graphene-based metamaterial,featuring a dynamically tunable terahertz electromagnetically induced reflection (EIR) window, is numerically investigated in this paper.

"There are no previous techniques that provide comparable flexibility for creating dynamically and locally tunable and reversible surface changes," Guttag and Boyce write in their paper.

As discussed in the previous section, the time gap between read and update request on a replicated data object is dynamically configurable and tunable predictor of CI, which is efficiently employed so that read does not occur in the unsafe period.

(a) Tunability: not tunable.

Holographic polymer dispersed liquid crystals (HPDLCs) are targeted for application in a wide range of devices as dynamically switchable transmission or reflection diffraction gratings tunable through the visible spectra.

To help cloud customers understand the tradeoff space and determine their Virtual Machine configurations, a runtime system co-designed with the configurable architecture is designed to dynamically configure the hardware by optimizing the tunable parameters in order to the meet Quality-of-Service (QoS) requirement and minimize cost.