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Beyond that is an area with much thinner air: here involving, say, audience versus soundboard tapes, the mixing biases of different engineers, techniques of customizing early cardioid microphones, and onward into the darkness of obsession.

However, newer tissue engineered techniques are clinically applied in which tissue engineered constructs with or without (autologous) cells are used to enhance cartilage regeneration with more hyaline like cartilage as result (Brittberg 2010; Fortier et al. 2011; Hildner et al. 2011; Spiller et al. 2011).

In addition, recent advances on genetically engineered techniques such as cell-specific and inducible knockout as well as knockin mouse systems have brought novel concepts on IBD pathogenesis to the fore.

Understanding the mechanics of insect gliding could eventually help engineers develop techniques like controlled parachuting and pallet-dropping.

Even now, three months later, no one is sure why that happened, but it has focused the attention of engineers on techniques of bridge inspections, and how to diagnose their ills.

To cope with the widening design gap, the ever increasing impact of technology, reflected in increased interconnect delay and power consumption, and the time-consuming simulations needed to define the architecture of a microprocessor, computer engineers need techniques to explore the design space efficiently in an early design stage.

Decades later, building on the work of other theorists and engineers, the technique propelled the development of computer networks.

In construction medieval European engineers carried technique, in the form of the Gothic arch and flying buttress, to a height unknown to the Romans.

Future coastal restoration efforts should also focus on less energy-intensive, ecologically engineered management techniques that use the energies of nature as much as possible.

But now, 100 years after the modern zip was invented by a Swedish-American engineer, a technique devised by doctors at St Mary's Hospital in London offers hope to legions of men who find themselves rushing to A&E in excruciating pain, and embarrassment, each year.

Although the process is designed to be irreversible - meaning a hacker should not be able to reverse-engineer the technique to expose the credentials - it does have the same effect each time, meaning the same original entry would always result in the same hashed code.