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This data-level parallel architecture makes it fast to generate the hash value.
Chaotic sequences, which are created by means of chaotic maps, have been proven easy and fast to generate and are more easily stored then random seed processes.
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It is faster to generate the frames with quarter-pixel accuracy than to transfer them.
A mouse on the other hand has such a small frame, it needs to shake proportionally faster to generate the same forces to break the surface tension of water on its fur – up to 33 times per second, pulling forces of up to 70G.
Another São Paulo-based startup called NEO MED has launched a marketplace to make it easier and faster to generate medical reports for ECG and EEG exams, facilitate improved collaboration between clinics, laboratories and hospitals and support physicians seeking more income and flexibility in where they choose to work.
This is because water sticks to fur with a so-called "capillary force," and smaller animals need to spin faster to generate enough centrifugal force to overcome the stickiness and shed the water.
In these experiments, we performed SELEX using a mixture of covalently-stabilized Aβ40 oligomers as target because this preparation was easier and faster to generate than gel-purified Aβ40 trimers.
It is much easier and faster to generate site specific knock-out organisms for both model and non-model systems.
We use the tetraploid TILLING population to generate mutants for basic research projects because it is easier and faster to generate complete null mutants.
The changes in gene expression indicate that the small intestine rapidly looses mass during fasting to generate lactate or glucose and ketone bodies.
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