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Other examples relevant to the second talk will also be described.
We will present an overview of eddy-current nondestructive analysis utilizing high Tc SQUIDs with an emphasis on examples relevant to the aeronautical industry.
We examine the eventual role of surprise in two domains of human endeavor: classical engineering and what we call "emergent engineering", with examples relevant to the field of robotics.
This chapter presents an easy-to-understand theoretical description of the methods along with practical application beside the analytical and explicit computation of normal and critical depth and elements of the hydraulic jump with worked examples relevant to the design of a canal system.
Using an iPhone app for autistic children as a case study, the chapter concludes with thoughts and recommendations on how to best to deliver a product to market using a minimum viable product approach, with practical examples relevant to the disability market.
Examples relevant to the present work are four families of miRNAs (miR-17, miR-18, miR-19 and miR-25) that are encoded by three paralogous loci; these related loci, which are miR-17∼92 miR-17∼92∼25 and miR-106b∼253 (see Figure 1B), produce primand transcripts that are post-transcriptionally processed to yield miR-106a∼3637, miR-18, miR-19 and miR-25 family membersee
He would make things happening in present-day New York, for example, relevant to the Mahabharata – and he would tell them in such a phenomenal way.
For example, relevant to the endpoints measured in this study, activation of p42/p44 MAPK has been reported to mediate adenosine-induced nitric oxide production by both calcium-dependent and calcium-insensitive mechanisms [63].
In an example relevant to the anti-Rib-P system, Bonfa and colleagues clearly demonstrated that immunodiffusion has very low sensitivity for the detection of anti-Rib-P antibodies [ 3].
One example relevant to the issue of reduced blood testing in the ICU is the practice parameter for the evaluation of fever in critically ill adults published jointly by the Society of Critical Care Medicine and the Infectious Diseases Society of America, with the endorsement of the Surgical Infection Society [ 12].
