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The authors present the extended capabilities of Raman semi-quantitative phase analysis to describe the depth and density of yttria leaching by vanadia leading to YSZ destabilization.

The simplicity of its derivation, the extended capabilities of MCP at tackling multi-predictand, multi-site, multi-model, multi-time problems together with the possible use of Truncated Normal Distributions in order to overcome heteroscedasticity in the residuals make MCP more easily applicable than HUP to describe predictive uncertainty in real time flood forecasting applications.

Specification of those requirements started a still ongoing process of developing new solutions extending capabilities of the existing radio communication systems.

One area of advanced accelerator research is to investigate novel materials and structures and their potential use in extending capabilities of accelerator components.

Thus, it extends capabilities of the analytical MPC controllers to the field reserved so far for much more computationally expensive numerical MPC algorithms.

The latter were conducted in a JSM 840 microscope with its combined detector-vacuum equipment which could extend capabilities of this high vacuum instrument toward elevated pressures (over 1 kPa) and environmental conditions.

TAMD was briefly applied to study the dynamic process of β2-adrenergic receptor activation, and was also part of a study that extends capabilities of Anton, a special-purpose machine for MD simulations, to include more diverse set of methods.

These latter findings indicate that low-dose arsenite induces a transient ROS signal to promote transcriptional activity of both DAF-16 and SKN-1 culminating in induction of specific mitochondrial and stress response genes that are essential for the lifespan-extending capabilities of low-dose arsenite.

While arsenite causes a transient increase in reactive oxygen species (ROS) levels in C. elegans, co-exposure to ROS scavengers prevents the lifespan-extending capabilities of arsenite, indicating that transiently increased ROS levels act as transducers of arsenite effects on lifespan, a process known as mitohormesis.

Canon has extended the capabilities of its EOS Rebel consumer D.S.L.R.'s with the new EOS Rebel T2i, which brings some of the features of the midrange EOS 7D to the starter camera space.

The ESS Detector Group has extended the capabilities of existing detector simulation tools to bridge this gap.