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It allowed them to exploit unique ecological niches, thriving alongside the dinosaurs for millions of years before, eventually, outliving them.

Recently, the application to metal-complex catalysts has been achieved to exploit unique property different from homogeneous and simple supported metal-complex catalysts.

Intense preclinical research and clinical trials are underway to exploit unique traits of lung cancer, such as oncogene dependency, DNA damage response, angiogenesis, and cellular plasticity arising from presence of cancer stem cell lineages.

Even if a network employs conventional security mechanisms such as encryption and authentication, an adversary may apply traffic analysis techniques to exploit unique traffic patterns within the network and ultimately identify the BS.

In addition, novel chemotherapeutic agents which exploit unique biological characteristics of hepatic tumours are entering clinical trial.

New classes of drugs are developed that seek to exploit unique properties of single ligands targeting two (or multiple) receptors.

With a bias towards deep learning, these companies are exploiting unique data sets and readily available compute to automate tasks that were previously inconceivable.

Exploiting unique properties of the nonlinear constraints, we provide an equivalent linear formulation under part-warehouse service requirements, and an approximate linear formulation under part service requirements.

The paper also exploits unique features of Coordinated Multi-Point Joint Transmission (CoMP-JT) where coordinated BSs are clustered together statically or dynamically in order to also address the requirements of cell-edge users.

Exploiting unique features of mobile networks and smartphones, mobile botnets pose a severe threat to mobile users, because smartphones have become an indispensable part of our daily lives and carried a lot of private information.

A new superstructure for heat exchanger network (HEN) synthesis capable of exploiting unique features of water networks, like non-isothermal mixing of different streams, thus providing potentially more cost-effective solutions, is proposed.