Mr Ávila hopes that more effective, and swifter, patent protection and a 2004 law granting universities greater rights to exploit spin-offs from publicly funded research will mean that innovation will now bear more fruit.
Another approach converting 3D recognition problem into 2D image correlation task is to exploit spin-images, presented in [15, 16].
One advantage of Ge over Si (and GaAs) is its higher hole mobility: matching to a p-type ferromagnetic spin injection contact such as MnSb is therefore a natural choice for investigating and exploiting spin-polarized hole transport in semiconductors.
The ability to grow Mn pnictides on Ge virtual substrates offers great promise for the integration of the TMP class of magnetic materials with Si/SiGe in spintronic applications, especially exploiting spin-polarized hole transport.
When Laker was introduced to exploit the spin, 13 runs were taken from his first over, but only 44 runs came in the first hour, leaving 360 runs needed in 285 minutes.
Upon resumption, Morris severely attacked Compton, who had been bowling in an attempt to exploit the spin, aided by a series of full tosses and long hops that were easily dispatched for runs.
Johnson and his spinning partner, Richie Benaud were unable to exploit the spin-friendly conditions and the English made 459 runs.
Krejza was picked in place of seamer Stuart Clark as a second specialist spinner alongside Cameron White to exploit the spin-friendly conditions in a bid to avoid their first series defeat since the 2005 Ashes tour of England.
Specifically, we find that spin-offs are more common among firms that belong to a group able to create networks and new knowledge that can be exploited through spin-offs.
Chuck Greenberg, who led a group with Nolan Ryan to buy the Texas Rangers last year, said the debt rules were "fairly stringent," but there were "creative ways to exploit" them by spinning off entities from the franchise, like ticket or real estate arms, "that are not subject to the debt limits on the team itself".
