However, for low intensities where the quantum nature of light (photons) is employed, additional phenomena based on quantum correlations may arise which can possibly enrich the range of applications of the presented system such as, e.g., in multipartite entanglement [29].
These outcomes were our starting point for defining strategies that can establish collective values among adult stakeholders and enrich the range of roles of children in a design process.
Polyploidy, which is believed to play an important role in plant evolution and breeding, can significantly improve the function of resistance genes and enrich the range of genetic variation in these genes, thus increasing the adaptability of plants to dynamic environments (Adams and Wendel [2005]; Chen and Tian [2007]; Soltis et al. [2009]).
A model that only accounts for mass balance is largely undefined and further constraints are imposed to enrich the range of feasible solutions with biologically realistic ones.
We speculate that under stress conditions imprecise mating-type switching and homeologous recombination between sex chromosomes further enrich the range of genetic diversity in Zygosaccharomyces species.
The IRMAdiag trainer is based on approved learning methods applied in both protected and realistic contexts and represents a modern training concept to enrich the range of current medical training.
Illicit flows [of arms] from the country are fueling existing conflicts in Africa and the Levant and enriching the arsenals of a range of non-state actors, including terrorist groups".
It contributes to enriching the service design literature, and extends the range of TRIZ applications for future parking technology.
The British video games industry is a homegrown success story dating back to the 1980s, but which is continually enriched by the range of excellent design and development courses at UK universities today – long may it contiune.
Occurrence density of the eRP-encoding ESTs was found to be enriched in the range containing the middle half and the second half of the eRP-encoding ESTs (i.e., 3.24-fold and 2.29-fold above background; p-value < 0.001), suggesting that change in transcription levels of eRP-encoding ESTs is consistent during response to ND.
Enriching the undergraduate and graduate education experience.
