Inspired by the relationship between geometrics and organic materials, her design shows ingenious development in the exploration of how textiles can fold, break, and twist to form new structural shapes.
As we illustrate in this article, direct insights into local patterns of kinase activation have been made possible by the ingenious development of genetically encoded kinase activity reporters.
A key technical development was the ingenious development of a method to label a single chromosome by integration of tandem repeats of bacterial lacO, to which ectopically produced LacI GFP binds (Straight et al. 1996).
This is one of those ingenious developments that seems blindingly obvious as soon as you've seen it.
In Cornwall, Crick is overseeing several ingenious developments: 40 1,200-watt 1,200-watternstagee been replanterns 600-watt ones, whave are actually beenhtereplaced to bytter optics, while the theatre will be the first in the world to trial LED house lights that will not flicker at low levels.
Meles Zenawi, the prime minister of Ethiopia, has the most insightful, indeed ingenious, ideas about rural development of any leader in that country's modern history.
However, the question whether Leibniz had any influence at all, or whether his ideas were rather not more than ingenious anticipations of later developments, is still disputed.
The Times, in a welcome but highly uncharacteristic embrace of anarchy, celebrated this development as an ingenious guerrilla tactic in youth's eternal war against adult authority — "a bit of techno-jujitsu," as the paper put it.
This technological revolution has led way to nanomedicine, which spurred the development of clever drug delivery designs and ingenious nanovehicles for the monitoring of cellular events in vivo.
This study is expected to aid in deeper understandings on the ingenious structure property design strategies developed by nature, and accordingly, provide useful inspiration for the development of high-performance synthetic foams and foam-filled materials.
While the use of conventional spectroscopic methods generally employs established designs of spectrometers and techniques, the use of lasers often requires the development of new and ingenious experimental methods to extract desired spectroscopic information.
