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This paper proposes techniques of interpolation of intrinsically defined planar curves to Hermite data.

However, an engineering tool based on the stress intensity factor and being able to predict the fatigue life of short cracks can be constructed, considering that the distribution of crack growth rates is intrinsically defined by the material itself.

RNA has intrinsically defined features on the nanometre scale and is a particularly interesting candidate for such applications due to its amazing diversity, flexibility and versatility in structure and function.

The lifetime of each cluster is already intrinsically defined in the cluster parameters (see Table 1), which was drawn from the environment pdf when the cluster was created.

A stronger political will coupled with educational programs, civil society programs, and mean-tested programs are very crucial and instrumental to be able to counteract the sweeping madness of misinterpreting Islam, which is intrinsically defined as the Religion of Peace.

Additionally, these states are intrinsically defined.

Our TU-based approach intrinsically defines 5′ and 3′ UTRs and their length distribution is shown in Fig.  7.

An important aspect of DNA nanotechnology is the ability to engage molecular recognition and intrinsically define structural features with nanometer precision, which facilitates the employment of useful strategies to construct functionalized DNA nanostructures for their use in biomedical applications.

The situation changed radically with Grothendieck's (1957) landmark paper entitled "Sur quelques points d'algèbre homologique", in which the author employed categories intrinsically to define and construct more general theories which he (Grothendieck 1957) then applied to specific fields, e.g., to algebraic geometry.

Wave equations, subsidiary conditions, etc., must be expressed in terms of operators that are defined intrinsically on the cone.

Because paired end reads were intrinsically associated, we defined a 'fragment' as a cDNA fragment that was sequenced from either end.