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This paper proposes a communication system that enables simple and fast development of network support for multi-user applications.
The protocol enables simple and cost-effective profiling of several hundred transcripts from a single cell, and it could have numerous utilities.
Engineering of optical captors allows facile and reliable signaling in continuous monitoring modes, and enables simple and high-speed removal of toxic chromium (VI) ions.
Fundamentally, lineage enables simple and consistent representation of uncertain data, it correlates uncertainty in query results with uncertainty in the input data, and query processing with lineage and uncertainty together presents computational benefits over treating them separately.
The proposed subset partitioning procedure developed based on a theoretical study on set partitioning in the multidimensional space guarantees optimal or near-optimal HP protection, enables simple and systematic designs for LP protection, and increases the LP capacity.
From Table 7, it can be seen that the iBRIDGE enables simple and quick interfacing of low-performance MCU with high-speed sensors.
Based on the above assumptions, the SINR distribution is derived and enables simpler and faster analytical computation of performance measures such as outage probability and average error probability.
This enables simpler and more direct interpretations to be made regarding the results of the trial.
The final list of DE genes obtained in microarray data analysis was imported into a plant-specific MapMan gene ontology, which enables simpler and visually enhanced analysis by biological processes and supports an ontology-based statistical data analysis [ 20].
Combined, the algorithms enable simple and computationally efficient motion planning with support in both R2 and R3 exemplified in a real-time implementation.
Dirac's delta functions enable simple and effective representations of point loads and singularities in a variety of structural problems, leading very often to elegant and otherwise unworkable closed-form solutions.
