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To extend human perception into a robotic end effector has fundamental implications to robotic performance, extending tool use into a new era of human-machine technological embodiment where the boundary between what is biological and what is not, what is human and what is not, becomes increasingly blurred.

This is mainly due to the fact that the newer and more exotic materials such as ceramic and diamond require high speed, rigid industrial machinery to operate correctly and, anyway the benefits of the new materials are more associated with optimising production and extending tool life than with improving surface finish.

It provides a flexible framework for building or extending tools that use pathway information from WikiPathways.

The results also reveal that the ACF spray system can extend tool life up to 40 50% over flood cooling.

The cutting oil, coolant, lubricants, solvents, and additives used in the metal working processes helps to improve machinability, increase productivity, and extend tool life.

The temperature-based smart cutting tool focuses on the development of the internally cooled cutting tool, reducing the cutting temperature around the cutting edge, in order to extend tool life and produce a better surface finish at the workpiece.

To use less restrictive conditions in order to extend tools to more classes of BVPs, researchers need to look for some other refined tools of functional analysis.

This work aims to analyze expression of the two putative sortases, YwpE and YhcS, and the two surface proteins, YhcR and YfkN, in order to extend tools to display proteins on the surface of any B. subtilis wild type strain using its own sortase(s).

The web service can be used by software developers to build or extend tools for analysis and integration of pathways, interaction networks and experimental data.

In addition, extended tools to guide clinicians in treatment decisions are critical to improve disease prognosis and decrease treatment-induced morbidity.

In machining, coolants and lubricants improve machinability, increase productivity by reducing the tool wear and extend the tool life.