And if more energy is needed, MFCs can store energy over time and release a lot of it at once; According to the NRL, "Once sufficient power is stored, the [MFC] system can then discharge this collected energy to activate a more power intensive scientific instrument or to propel the rover forward using a novel tumbling or hopping locomotion system".
Currently, it can only be detected by labor intensive and costly instruments and it is thus difficult to monitor its level in food [ 254].
The term genomics gained popularity and came to describe a rapidly growing field of molecular biology, applying to large-scale, rapid DNA analysis, and intensive use of instruments and new technologies.
And while all this was going on, science became increasingly data-intensive as new instruments spewed out unimaginable amounts of information.
Our study findings support important aspects of the conceptual model of adoption of innovations, yet support the call for intensive work on instrument development for this area of inquiry [ 32] and need for intensive multi-variate and time analyses [ 17, 32].
However, most of the existing techniques rely on expensive instruments or intensive cleanroom access which may not be easy to be utilized in a regular biological laboratory.
Speleology and karst geomorphology are making important contributions to evolution of landscapes, thanks to more refined dating techniques, more specialized and advanced instruments, and intensive studies of caves and karst terrains.
Intensive training on study instruments and data collection procedures, as well as field methodology pre-testing were executed prior to the actual field work.
Why does intensive practice on an instrument cause the brain's sensory areas to become scrambled?
Although, very different analytical techniques have been introduced for detection of them, hindrances such as time-consuming, labor-intensive, and highly-priced instruments have limited their uses.
