Measurement of cardiac output, as first described by the German physiologist Adolf E. Fick in 1870, makes possible an evaluation of respiratory exchange, i.e., the delivery of oxygen to the tissues.
As referred to above, bat pollination makes possible a long-distance exchange of genes among populations, since Leptonycteris yerbabuenae can potentially fly nearly 100 km in one single night (Horner et al. 1998).
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The countries that thrive will be those that build more of these towns that make possible "high-performance knowledge exchange and generation," explains Blair Levin, who runs the Aspen Institute's Gig.U project, a consortium of 37 university communities working to promote private investment in next-generation ecosystems.
This protocol shall make possible that vehicles directly exchange messages under the framework of UMTS. .
The University exists to make possible this kind of exchange and not to take sides in it.
Cross-layer optimizations are made possible through exchange of signaling information along the protocol stack.
Targeted insertions and cassette exchanges make possible the repeated integration of constructs into an identical DNA environment, thereby eliminating variations caused by position effects.
The so-called reverse auctions that the exchanges make possible, in which sellers post lower and lower prices for their goods on a Web site to secure a contract, are intended to save money mainly for the buyer.
Ridley's key concept is gains from exchange, which make possible gains from specialization, which in turn make possible technological innovation.
XML is now incorporated in all major technology solutions, making possible widespread information exchange.
