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Hence, by activating two pairs of perpendicular CMOS wires, we can select two individual nanowires and program a single nanodevice at their crosspoint (Fig. 5(b)) to connect or disconnect these two nanowires This not only makes each nanodevice individually accessible from CMOS subsection (even if F nano  ≪ F CMOS ) but also makes the system robust against small shifts of nanowire section.

The LED strips on each gate are individually accessible, meaning that the engineers can control the colors illuminated on each gate separately, allowing for individually unique patterns and sequences that cater to whatever song is being played.

Indeed, all of them have been reported to be individually accessible to specific antibodies [29], [34], [36], [38], [39].

The Geniom One microarray is divided into eight individually accessible subarrays allowing the analysis of eight samples in parallel.

Using standard DNA synthesis reagents and 3'-phosphoramidites carrying 5'-photolabile protective group, oligonucleotides were synthesized in parallel in eight individually accessible microchannels (referred to as microarrays) of one biochip.

Before the training session, rats were housed individually with freely accessible drinking water, but maintained on a restricted food-pellet feeding schedule at approximately 85% of their pre-experimental body weight.

Despite extensive sign epistasis, C4 photosynthesis is evolutionarily accessible through individually adaptive steps from any intermediate state.

Separate partitions are accessible in parallel, individually, or in groups.

Moreover, chains of varying length and strain are simulated individually to systematically explore the accessible range of conductivities.

In addition, it features a new art style for in-game menus and allows players to choose certain characters individually when they are only accessible as extensions of other ones in Brawl.

Although individually identifying data must sometimes be accessible (see 11) they should not be released unless a suitable body deems it absolutely necessary (e.g. for use in a clinical setting or because an important scientific question demands it).