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In comparison with other metamaterial systems that tend to be passive and nonreconfigurable, the presence of electro-optic active and nonlinear optical materials, such as liquid crystals, enable tremendous tuning flexibility and new forms/shapes enabled by their dual (fluid/crystalline) physical properties.

The sense of history as a chart of increasing bounties enabled tremendous progress but has left Americans most of us, anyway uniquely unsuited to look at ourselves as we truly are and at history for what it is.

In this context, transplantation techniques developed by Brinster and collaborators [14], [15] has enabled tremendous progress in the phenotypic and functional investigations of SSCs.

First established in rodents, spermatogonial stem cell transplantation has now been used in other mammalian species and enabled tremendous progress investigating the phenotypic and functional characteristics of this fundamental testicular stem cell.

The development of chemotherapeutic agents has enabled tremendous progress in cancer therapy.

Expression profiling by DNA microarray technology [ 14, 15] has enabled tremendous advances in our ability to understand genome-wide regulatory and metabolic processes in a diversity of organisms.

The FAPs enable a tremendous improvement in the coverage quality since they provide the maximum spectral efficiency of the system (5.2 bps/Hz) in 90% of FAP areas in closed-access mode and in 95% in open-access mode.

Simplified models based on homogenization technique enabled a tremendous drop in computational costs and show reasonable agreement in terms of group velocity and wave length.

While a more detailed examination of these technologies is covered at length elsewhere, it must be noted that this diversity enables a tremendous range of applications at numerous levels of cost, accuracy, durability, build time, and biocompatibility.

A closed-access FAP deployment enables a tremendous improvement for FAP subscribers (up to 5.2 bps/Hz in 95% of 100 m2 FAP areas) but creates dead zones in all FAP areas for non-subscribers.

More recently, ultradeep sequencing technologies have been developed, which enable sequencing of tremendous amounts of DNA fragments in parallel at reasonable cost, thus providing an unbiased view on the ratio of mutant-to-normal reads in amplicons generated on cfDNA from cancer patients 24, 25.