Connected wearables designed for kids are arguably a category with a lot more mass market potential and appeal — if their functions and functionality prove compelling enough for parents and kids alike.
WARPMAC and WARPPHY are a set of functions that provide MAC-type functionalities and functionalities to access the PHY layer, respectively, and they work as the interface between the PHY and the user application layer.
However, before challenging this estimate, it is necessary to discuss the meaning of "function" and "functionality".
This is compatible with the fact that recessive mutations are generally loss-of-function mutations and functionality could be restored by the presence of a close paralogue.
Both the fitness function and 'required functionality' are defined using test suites.
Synthesis method, particle size and morphology, use of stabilizers and their incidence in the colloidal stability, protective function, and surface functionality will be discussed.
The findings indicate that patients admitted to rehabilitation after major joint surgery have the potential for improvement in motor function and global functionality, but those with lower haemoglobin and albumin level and those who are older may expect longer hospital stays and poorer functional outcomes.
We found statistically significantly altered gene expression data sets, biological functions, canonical pathways, molecular networks and functionalities in AD-affected CPE.
TACE and other protease enzymes are thought to form interlinked "networks" that regulate epithelial cell barrier functions and may display altered functionality in inflammatory conditions, such as sepsis (23), whereas conditional murine TACE knockout appears protective in endotoxic shock (24).
It is well known that the mature NK cell subset has a higher expression of genes involved in NK cell effector functions and a higher overall functionality (Kim et al., 2002; Fang et al., 2008; Chiossone et al., 2009).
