Sentence examples for future repositories from inspiring English sources
In this paper we present the results of a process aimed at assessing the needs of the community for data representation standards to guide the implementation of future repositories for biomolecular simulations.
This article will (i) focus on the development and results of the CGHub repository in terms of its technical infrastructure, (ii) review the design and results of the GeneTorrent (GT) protocol for securely transferring large amounts of genomic data out of CGHub and (iii) seek to extrapolate the lessons learned from CGHub to future repositories for storing and computing over large genomics data.
Moreover, nuclear waste management at the "back end" is already energy hungry in treatment, conditioning, transportation and final disposal in some future repository (if ministers ever give the green light).
WASHINGTON — In an unusual public dissent, staff members of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission told a House subcommittee on Friday that they were frustrated by a boss's decision to halt their evaluation of a site in Nevada as a future repository for the nation's nuclear waste.
Results showed that the flow perturbation due to the construction of the future repository extends over 10 km around the site.
Grouting of water-conducting fractures with low-alkali cement is foreseen for the potential future repository for spent nuclear fuel in Finland (ONKALO site).
The mass of pore water present in the rock matrix of a crystalline rock mass is significant and its influence on fracture groundwater and future deep repositories needs to be understood.
However, DNA voucher specimens may be considered in combination with herbarium vouchers if an appropriate and accessible repository can be identified, within either the current herbaria network or in a future, national repository (similar to GenBank).
The Boom Clay formation in Mol, Belgium, is studied as a reference host rock for the future Belgian repository for high-level and long-lived radioactive wastes.
Broad, Periodic Consent Participants are asked for their consent for the data to go to the repository for future uses but the repository checks back with them at intervals to confirm ongoing consent.
The model and its associated dictionaries provide a simple yet rich representation of the concepts related to biomolecular simulations, which should guide future developments of repositories and more complex terminologies and ontologies.
