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In this manner, combinatorial libraries of designed AR proteins consisting of four to six repeats were generated, thereby potentiating the theoretical diversity.
This paper describes how to design such a microlens-array diffuser and investigates the property of the light distribution generated thereby.
Based on the aggregated geo-located tweet data, a publicly accessible city-scale map of real-time flood conditions is generated, thereby facilitating swift assessment, emergency response and management of flood hazards [81].
The modelling strategy is an extension of the Monte-Carlo fire model, CRISP, linking simulations to sensor inputs which controls evolution of the parametric space in which new scenarios are generated, thereby representing real-time "learning" about the fire.
The modelling language is designed to produce well modularised models from which e code can be generated, thereby improving engineers ability to develop testbenches that can be more easily maintained, adapted and reused.
The results obtained illustrate that, regardless of the WDF approach used, the novel methodology allows accurate forecasts to be generated thereby demonstrating the potential to yield substantial improvements to the state-of-the-art in near real-time WDS management.
These conduct electricity and act like an armature of a generator thereby generating an electric current.
Furthermore, by extending well-known metrics, we are able to summarize algorithm performance independent of the number of generated superpixels, thereby overcoming a major limitation of available benchmarks.
This makes it possible to independently monitor and correct for non-specifically generated heat, thereby eliminating the need for sample pretreatment.
The behavior of HOT SAX to randomly generated data thereby allows us to select the parameter AB in a systematic manner.
While this is possible, an alternative explanation is that such activity could be intrinsically generated, 9 thereby negating necessity for a centralized system at any stage of processing.
