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We combine the theory of random fields for spherical topology with a Fourier-shape-descriptor based method for the particle generation, and develop rigorous solutions to resolve the mathematical difficulties arising from the linking of the two.

Duke Forge will seek to advance and create inter-campus collaborations focused on data science research and innovation in health and biomedical sciences, amplify Duke's role in building a nationally regarded network for clinical evidence generation, and develop a stronger presence and role for Duke in Silicon Valley and other areas known for data science innovation and excellence.

In the following we review the core of the algorithm which we first proposed in [21], extend the work with new considerations about hypotheses generation and develop new strategies for efficient data sampling and early pruning of hypotheses to speed up model selection.

We selected specific elastin fragments generated by NE for antibody generation and developed an ELISA assay (EL-NE) for the quantification of NE-degraded elastin.

Working with ETH Zurich's group for sustainability and technology, she reviewed the literature on strategies and applications for renewable energy generation, and developed and analyzed a global database of clean-energy projects.

A bibliographic study on first generation and developing codes complements this overview of tools that may be interesting for CSP research or industry.

You look at everything through the lens of revenue generation and developing a positive culture.

Based on the variable source area concept, we considered basin topography and rainfall to be two major factors whose spatial variations play a dominant role in runoff generation and developed a monthly model that is able to account for influences in the spatial and temporal dynamics of water balance (Chen et al., 2007).

In order to screen for potential copy number changes at a greater number of loci simultaneously, we have introduced a novel scheme for probe generation, and developed the MAPH technology to use probe sets in a four-fold multiplex, here termed "QuadMAPH".

But before such work continues, says evolutionary engineer Kevin Esvelt from Harvard University, biologists should look at the ecological effects of gene-driven changes, make sure the changes are stable over many generations, and develop a way to counter or get rid of the gene drive if problems arise.

Encouraging his listeners to become more proactive, Aboul Naga emphasized that "the new generation has the tools to close the generation gap and develop society.