The fixed tissues were cut at the level of the parenchymal defect and embedded in paraffin; either in conjunction with overlaying dura or separately, depending on adhesions.
One of the interesting problems in hardware-software co-design is that of debugging embedded software in conjunction with hardware.
Beyond the clichés of "North-South" or of the "developers" and the "developed", it may be that the participants are telling us that the manner in which aid is managed is depends very much on this conjunction and is embedded in the particular relationships that connect populations with government.
In the present work, we report the formation of SiGe nanoparticles embedded in SiO2 film by atom beam sputtering method in conjunction with Rapid Thermal Annealing (RTA).
The resulting self-updating road map may be used by itself, in conjunction with other data sources, or embedded in a data analysis ecosystem.
Rotation was measured with a magnetic encoder (RFC 4801-636-111-201, 0.025° angular resolution, 5 kHz polling; Novotechnik) used in conjunction with a magnet (Z-RFC-P04; Novotechnik) embedded in the center of the rotating disk.
Monostable switches may be embedded in more complex networks where immobilization or sequestration of certain components works in conjunction with global elements to accentuate a switching response.
In this study, bending response of non-homogenous microbeams embedded in an elastic medium is investigated based on modified strain gradient elasticity theory in conjunctions with various beam theories.
Because VNG is embedded in a paradigm that posits different cultural "visual languages" (Cohn, 2013a), it predicts that E-Conjunction processing will be modulated by the extent of a comprehender's experience with visual narratives containing this construction.
For instance, the company is testing a pager-sized device in conjunction with Arbitron, the radio measurement service, that records what people watch or listen to by reading codes embedded in a program's audio tracks.
