It says those universities spent millions on their football programs, including stadium enhancements or construction, in the anticipation that Miami would be in the Big East.
As Raine Koskimaa suggests in his essay, "Cyborg and Posthuman," because of our "immersion" in new systems of communication and information transfer, our increasing reliance on technological biological enhancement, and altered construction of subjectivity, the question now is "in which sort of posthuman or cyborg constructions we partake".
What it is: This is Mercedes-AMG's fifth so-called Black Series model, a designation emblematic of extreme horsepower enhancements, weight-reducing construction and ride and handling improvements added to certain Mercedes-Benz cars by the AMG performance division.
This chapter focuses on the use of biomaterials, nano-scale features, and scaffold enhancements for the construction of successful biological scaffolds for ligament regeneration.
The government's consultation paper outlines that NAIF loans – which must be repaid – must make up no more than 50% of the initial investment, that projects be of public benefit located in or beneficial to northern Australia, and include construction or enhancement of economic infrastructure.
The work presented in this paper aims at contributing to sustainable construction through enhancement of durability of concrete structures.
With the continuous improvement of SPR instruments and the continuous enhancement of biological membrane construction capability, SPR biosensor has a bright future.
The primary goal of this survey is to assess the semantic enhancement of the query construction phase of a traditional search session, as provided by the proposed approach.
The paper summarizes the engineering development and fabrication of UST_1 coils and outlines possible engineering R&D lines for the enhancement of the UST_1 construction methods.
Advances in military architecture over the previous century had led to the construction or enhancement of fortresses that could withstand the pounding of cannonballs and mortar shells.
