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At the F.W. Olin School of Business at Babson College, entrepreneurship is embedded in the core curriculum, with yearlong consulting projects for local companies.

Its two key relationships are those between father and daughter — between Cooper and Murph, and between Murph's colleague Amelia Brand Anne Hathawayy) and her scientist father (Michael Caine) — and there's another, romantic love embedded in the core of the plot.

We herein describe the motivation of the work and engineering design of the unit, and we explain the software embedded in the core module and for radioisotope analysis.

An optical fibre sensor (Woulfe et al. 2016) based on radioluminescence, whereby radiation-sensitive scintillation material is embedded in the core of a plastic optical fibre, is illustrated in Fig. 5.

Scanning electron microscope images showed that the CHC-Alg microcapsules had a typical shell-core structure and the model probiotic cells (Bacillus licheniformis) were embedded in the core in cells-loaded microcapsules.

It is not just a question of ISIS, which has alienated other rebel groups by its extreme behaviour and is seen by many as manipulated by the regime, but also factions such as the official al-Qaeda franchise, the Nusra Front, which is much more deeply embedded in the core of rebel activity, where many Islamist groups predominate.

Because this technology would be embedded in the innermost core of the device, the ads could appear on the screen at any time, no matter what one is doing.

Its loop in Z direction can be effectively embedded in the foam core, so that the interface mechanical properties can be apparently improved.

Firstly, reporter molecules of the PBAT were added twice, which is embedded in the gold core with the reduction of tetrachloroaurate and then PBAT is conjugated again on disperse gold nanoparticles (PBAT-Au).

Electrically pumped InAs Quantum Dots embedded in the waveguide core provide the gain necessary for the lasing of a second-order pump mode at about 980 nm, which in turns generates two cross-polarized fundamental signal and idler modes with wavelengths around 1960 nm.

It was concluded that the tyrosine side chain is not embedded in the hydrophobic core of the lipid bilayer.