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Matrix proteins not only allow anchorage of hepatocytes but also induce intracellular signaling pathways, thereby enabling sensing of the extracellular milieu with subsequent cellular adaptation to the environment.

This sensor featuring laser vision enables sensing of the actual parts to be welded for seam finding and seam tracking.

Getting in Touch with Your Inner Stomach: An ingestible and flexible piezoelectric device enables sensing of changes in the GI tract.

We have fabricated such cantilevers by reducing the stiffness of the third order flexural mode relative to the fundamental mode, and we have demonstrated that these cantilevers enable sensing of non-linear mechanical interactions between the atomically sharp tip at the free end of the cantilever and a surface with unknown mechanical properties in tapping-mode atomic force microscopy.

This would enable sensing of diffusive sound without disrupting the exterior acoustic field.

Davies has pared her collection to the bone; the focus is tight, enabling sense easily to be made of the complex situations she describes; the rhythms and occasional rhymes employed enhance and reinforce meaning.

The "on-off-on" type luminescence behavior of BPED-BHHCT-Eu3+-BPT towards Cu2+ ions and H2S enabled the sensing of the two species with high sensitivity and selectivity.

We have studied a number of interplanetary space mission scenarios for space weather research and operational forecasting experiments and concluded that a spacecraft should be deployed at the L5 point of the Sun Earth system to enable remote sensing of the Sun and interplanetary space and in situ measurements of solar wind plasma and high energy solar particle events.

Brentano believed that the concept of plerosis enabled sense to be made of the idea that a boundary possesses "parts", even when the boundary lacks dimensions altogether, as in the case of a point.

Miniaturized resonant viscosity sensors are usually operated at relatively high frequencies, ranging from the lower kHz to tens of MHz, which utilize shear waves penetrating the liquid in the close vicinity of the vibrating surface thus only enabling the sensing of a small liquid film on the surface.

Unlike battle maps that covered a discrete area or a particular battle, Bachmann's birds' eye views enabled some sense of the actual landscape of the war.