This quantum preservation of details implies that if we burn a chair, for example, it would in principle be possible to perform a complete set of measurements on all the outgoing radiation, the smoke, and the ashes, and reconstruct exactly what the chair looked like.
The investigations carried out on the wheat example demonstrated in principle the possibility of long-term functioning of the LSS photosynthesizing link based on optimizations of biological and physicochemical methods of utilization of the human and plants wastes.
Among oxides, hydrated RuO2 constitutes a paradigmatic example, but in principle any intercalation phase featuring solid solution behavior could be used, and various oxides such as MnO2, IrO2, Nb2O5, Fe3O4, and V2O5 have been studied as promising electrode materials.
With regard to the expectation that larger cells would develop more (stable) clusters, Otsuji et al. (2007, PLoS Comp Biol 3, 1040−1054) showed that a mass−conserved Turing system (of which ours is one example) could in principle yield a single−peak final steady state regardless of size.
Interestingly, cosmology -- the study of the universe as a whole -- provides quite a few examples where in principle one could encounter infinity.
It is precisely how Islamist ideology does as well, evident, for example, in the principles and founding documents of Hamas and Hezbollah.
Take for example the notation in Principle 18 of "pain + reflection = progress," the Christian-like maxim in Principle 122 to "teach your people to fish rather than give them fish" and the last principle, which lets you know something your mother told you: "Don't try to please everyone".
My own, for example, which should, in principle, have been budget Italianate, was deflowered by a fashionable architect in the nineteen-thirties, who performed a "neoclassical" makeover inside and out — stripping the façade of its stoop, cornice, and lintels, and the interiors of their black-walnut woodwork and florid detail.
For example, it could in principle be that the Nodal level the transplanted cells are exposed to is higher in the "3.5hpf experiment" due to the protein expression dynamics derived from the injected RNA.
For example, Jellyfish could, in principle, be extended to count k-mers over multiple samples: the authors give a roughly linear time algorithm to merge two or more hash tables.
