A prototype system is built and a case study on the Strategy pattern demonstrates the feasibility of pattern-based design validation and evolution using graph transformation techniques.
In summary, we have demonstrated the feasibility of patterning homogeneous macroscale nanoparticle architectures over large areas.
The feasibility of applying pattern recognition for the design and selection of aptamers has been demonstrated.
About 0.7 μm thick lines were generated over a large area with doses as low as 50 nC/cm2, showing the feasibility of ultrafast patterning by electrostatic lithography.
It mainly relates to the development of nanoporous polycarbonate-based templates, and more precisely to pore-shape control in polycarbonate films, to the development of supported track-etch templates and to the feasibility of template patterning; recent results on the development of templates from polyimide support are also reported.
STARS module in Computer Modeling Group (CMG) was used to verify the feasibility of the THAI pattern by two models, which represent the reservoir prototype and the 3D apparatus respectively.
To evaluate the feasibility of using these patterned surfaces for guiding cell behavior, human dermal fibroblast adhesion on hydrogel surfaces patterned with acryloyl PEG RGDS was investigated.
Over the past several years, researchers have been experimenting with the feasibility of employing design-patterns related concepts in the parallel computing domain.
To evaluate the feasibility of this micro-pattern for this application, the microbial range of performance was investigated in addition to biofilm studies with and without a mucin-rich medium to simulate the tracheal environment in vitro.
By preparing surfaces from perchlorate salts of aluminum III), zinc II) and iron III) it was possible to distinguish between GB, VX and either GD or GA, thus demonstrating the feasibility of designing surfaces patterned with metal salts to detect and positively identify chemical warfare agents.
Large-scale research is needed to document whether HIV incidence is lowered by interventions to reduce high-risk drinking, as well as the feasibility of changing drinking patterns and making drinking contexts safer in sub-Saharan Africa.
