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New materials, novel mechanical designs, and cheaper actuators and motors have enabled a new generation of cheaper, more lightweight exoskeletons to emerge in recent years.
Artificial expression of chimeric antigen receptors (CARs) or engineered T cell receptors (TCRs) in autologous T cells has enabled a new generation of targeted cellular therapeutics.
The media landscape has been upended by the rise of technology that has enabled a new generation of digitally savvy consumers to watch what they want, when they want, on any device they want.
New technologies have also contributed to the field: The ability to create nanopatterned surfaces, with bumps or ridges just a few billionths of a meter across, has enabled a new generation of water-grabbing and water-shedding materials; new high-resolution imaging of surfaces in motion has enabled better understanding of the processes involved.
"His working-class characters and his outsider status changed who theater was for, and enabled a new generation of audience, actors and playwrights to feel they had a right to belong," Vicky Featherstone, the artistic director at the Royal Court Theater, which has staged a number of his plays, said on Wednesday.
These studies have enabled a new generation of advanced methods for disease surveillance to be created that incorporate these predictors into novel case detection methods.
enable a new generation of systems and services.
An exotic form of silicon, called silicene, could enable a new generation of faster computers.
We actually recently conducted some research with Manchester Business School, which found that cloud is enabling a new generation of British startups.
Pervasive connectivity, data aggregation, and integration of sophisticated learning and optimization algorithms enable a new generation of systems and services.
Nevertheless, today's construction technology and engineering are edging ever higher, enabling a new generation of so-called "super-tall" skyscrapers.
