The optimization method is based on a nature inspired approach which facilitates distribution and parallelization.
Finally, computer simulations revealed that these conserved morphological features limit distance dependent filtering of somatic EPSPs and facilitate distribution of somatic depolarization into all dendritic compartments.
When the pappus consists of numerous capillary bristles, as in Taraxacum officinale (dandelion), it facilitates distribution of the achenes by the wind by providing buoyancy.
In major news centres the national and worldwide agencies have their own reporters to cover important events, and they maintain offices to facilitate distribution of their service.
Last month, a U.S. congressional assessment of Martelly's government gave him the benefit of the doubt: "Although corruption is a widespread problem, the State Department reports that the government does not encourage or facilitate distribution of illicit drugs or the laundering of drug-trafficking profits".
When Grokster or Aimster began offering their software for the primary purpose of facilitating distribution of copyrighted works, they did not need to get permission from a single songwriter or copyright owner.
Other than acting as a binder to bound together MnO2 particles, the SAP is believed to facilitate distribution of electrolyte throughout the active layer owing to its electrolyte-absorbing and swelling behaviors.
Third, it facilitates distribution and logistics, increasing efficiencies down the line.
Webcams are proliferating, but remain almost equally passive their main virtue is that they facilitate distribution of digital photographs by hooking directly to the Web.
The use of Spotfire as a platform streamlines the process for the HTS evaluator and facilitates distribution of the tool as sharing of the HTS data evaluations.
In anticipation of the final guidelines, the University of Wisconsin, Madison, set up the privately funded WiCell Research Institute to facilitate distribution of the cell lines derived by Wisconsin researcher James Thomson (Science, 11 February, p. 948).
