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New cataclysmic variables (CVs) and main sequence chromospherically active binaries (ABs) have been identified, enabling a larger sample for comparison of the Lx, Fx/FV and X-ray vs. optical color distributions.

As with the computer industry in the 1980's, availability of low cost hardware is enabling a larger set of entrepreneurs to explore new applications with limited investment and risk on hardware.

However, Apple versus Google in mobile VR/AR could end up looking like iOS versus Android: Apple with a hugely profitable end-to-end mobile AR ecosystem, Google enabling a larger open mobile VR/AR ecosystem to drive its core search advertising and Google Play revenues.

Minerva Schools founder Ben Nelson says Minerva students are using the real world as their campus, enabling a larger focus on the 4 C's (Critical Thinking, Creativity, Collaboration and Communication).

Changes in the phosphorylation of β2-syntrophin in response to glucose stimulation may weaken the anchoring of granules to microfilaments, thereby enabling a larger number of vesicles to be mobilized and released.

Nevertheless, we acknowledge that these results could have been strengthened by a longer recruitment period enabling a larger longitudinal cohort with data available at all four assessments.

Now  with the advance of global warming, the ice is thawing, enabling a large part of the ocean accessible to many, thus drawing an unusual attention from the surrounding nations eyeing for the coveted black gold and rare minerals.

The instrument has a unique feature of a thin superconducting solenoid magnet enabling a large geometrical acceptance with a horizontally cylindrical configuration.

IR irradiation will result in a deflection of the double-cantilever beams in opposite directions, enabling a large change in the sensing capacitor.

The device uses relatively sophisticated computerized techniques enabling a large reduction of the number of human interventions in the process of offender identification and sanctioning (direct digital network transmission of data, computer identification of license plates and of offenders' addresses...)...

These columns essentially act as batteries connected in parallel, enabling a large Atlantic torpedo to produce up to a kilowatt of electricity at 170 220 volts, provided that it is well-fed and rested.