iv) finally, the fashion in big data in the venture capital business has injected a lot of new energy and exploration for using experts and expert systems, probability and statistics, machine learning, self organizing machines and many less-discussed and some yet-undisclosed systems.
To a large extent, these techniques remain extremely terrestrial biology centric, and it may be necessary to develop new technologies for life detection for both solar system exploration and for use in the laboratory (e.g., wet A-Life).
- Evaluation of the diagnostic reliability of physical exploration for active MTrPs, using US as a standard evidence.
This book chapter, therefore, aims to provide an introduction and exploration of nanofiber composites for use in various biomedical applications such as drug delivery, tissue engineering, stem cell therapy, cancer therapy, and wound healing.
For this reason, there is growing interest in the exploration of new biomarkers for use as surrogate markers of disease activity and/or to predict flares of the disease.
Our tools for exploration use bright lights and noisy thrusters that scare animals away, which helps explain how something as enormous as a giant squid could have eluded our cameras for so long.
Instead of hatching plans to colonize the moon, world leaders came together some months after Gagarin's triumph to agree to a United Nations resolution declaring outer space and all celestial bodies to be "free for exploration and use by all States".
Article I of the Outer Space Treaty -- to which the United States and 100 other states are party -- establishes space as "the province of all mankind," adding that it "shall be free for exploration and use by all States".
This paper describes the exploration of a sensor concept for use in structural health monitoring.
