A good board game sees you and some friends crowded around a table, while themes and gameplay combine to make you architects of your own stories; a good video game presents you with a fully-realised world, a set of rules for how you interact with it, and a fluidity which enables pure escapism.
Our method actively selects MyoD-positive cells and enables pure clusters of MyoD-positive cells to form myotubes efficiently.
Some of these methods apply the Isolation and Migration (IM) model [ 1, 11], which provides estimates of population divergence dates rather than gene coalescence dates, and enables pure isolation with subsequent independent evolution to be distinguished from isolation with subsequent gene flow.
Compared to its immediate precedence organic semiconductor-based optical devices, it is chemically more stable and enables purer color emission.
Emerging ultra-low-power wake-up receivers enable pure-asynchronous communications, allowing both low latency and low power consumption, but at the cost of a lower sensitivity and lower range than traditional wireless receivers and LoRa™.
These simplify flow analysis considerably, enabling a pure geometric representation of the underlying physics.
In the Schematism, Kant undertakes to identify the particular mechanism that enables the pure concepts of the understanding to subsume sensible intuitions, with which they are heterogeneous.
The Electrochemical Hydrogen Separation (EHS) system, developed for the US Army Engineer Research and Development Center's Construction Engineering Research Laboratory (ERDC-CERL), enables the pure, extracted gas to be sold as fuel for hydrogen vehicles or for industrial uses.
Silhouette quality and information correctness: Our dataset has relatively high-quality silhouette images because we manually checked each silhouette not only to ensure image quality, but also to exclude variations in walking conditions to enable a pure investigation of gait-based age estimation.
Combining AGE extraction with our PEG purification method enables preparing pure objects at essentially any desired concentration, albeit with material losses that are caused by AGE.
