Abundant Stability No. 10, for example, requires only a $4,600 investment over three years.
The Helena, for example, requires only a few ingredients and no fancy technique.
An S.& P. 500 futures contract, which is worth $250,000 in stock, for example, requires only $10,000 as collateral.
Games created by YaYa, for example, require only common, Java-enabled Web browsers.
New point-and-shoot telescopes, for example, require only the push of a button to go into action: Plunk one down in the driveway and the device gets its own bearings, aligning itself with the stars above so it can tell you that the twinkling light in the eyepiece is Betelgeuse.
Both the above examples require only a single NBD (nucleotide-binding domain).
But the proposed method has some strong advantages, for example, it requires only building control related sensor information, and it can be easily adapted if the system is changed or upgraded, which frequently happens in renovations.
For example, (12) requires only that 1′ is in the linear space spanned by { η 1 ′, η 2 ′, ⋯, η w ′ }, which can hold even when N is defective (not diagonizable).
For example, it requires only a fraction of the facilities that pose dangers to "consider" inherently safer technologies while pondering risks.
For example, it requires only 13.6 eV to strip a ground-state electron from a hydrogen atom, compared to 2.23 million eV for splitting a deuterium nucleus.
To be completely transcribed, a large gene in the human genome, such as DMD (2.3 Mb), requires 16 hours [ 49], a medium-sized gene (for example, TUBE1, 16.7 Kb) requires about 7 14 minutes, and a small gene (for example, HBA2, 834 bp) requires only about 20 40 seconds.
