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In fact, many existing transceiver processing techniques are optimized (according to a chosen criterion) by only exploiting knowledge of the statistics of the information symbol sequence.

Finally, we discuss opportunities for exploiting knowledge of small RNAs and RNA silencing for practical application such as engineering plants resistant to fungal pathogens.

Skeletal muscle tissue engineering is a relatively new field exploiting knowledge of histology, cell biology, medicine, chemistry, and engineering to regenerate, reconstruct, and replace damaged or lost muscles.

The algorithm generates off-line a joint space point-to-point trajectory that, by exploiting knowledge of the dynamic model, takes into account the actuators' torque limits while preserving the geometric path.

By exploiting knowledge of the functional form of the relevant Green's function in a pre-image circular domain that is conformally equivalent to a stereographic projection of the fluid domain on the spherical surface, we first generalize Kirchhoff Routh theory for point vortex motion in the plane to point vortex motion on a spherical shell.

Hence, this study demonstrates how collagen fiber structures can be engineered within all regions of a multiphase tissue scaffold by exploiting knowledge of collagen assembly, and presents an approach to engineer local collagen structure that complements methods such as flow alignment and electrospinning.

The paper presents a new method for identifying contributors to chemical process accidents by exploiting knowledge on causes of past accident cases.

A fuzzy model is used to capture and exploit knowledge of sound design from audio experts.

This guidance is provided by an attentional mechanism that exploits knowledge of the specific problem being solved.

We attribute this to the fact that registration is able to exploit knowledge of the global motion model, and estimation process is highly overdetermined with global motion.

The key differentiator between cancellation and spatial isolation is that cancellation requires and exploits knowledge of the self-interference, while spatial isolation does not.