Further, an account of stress-inducible regulatory genes which have been transferred into crop plants to enhance stress tolerance is discussed as possible modes of integrating information gained from functional genomics into knowledge-based breeding programs.
Yes, states increasingly emphasize civic culture or 'good citizenship' as modes of integrating culturally plural societies.
Two general modes of integrating electrochemistry into the methanogenic process can be distinguished: first, the electrodes can be integrated into the anaerobic digestion of sewage water or other organic wastes, and secondly, the methanogenic BES can be placed into a second reactor as a stand-alone-process, fed with CO2, but without additional organic substrates (Fig. 6).
Its "white box" galleries conform to a convention that, for more than fifty years, has been the default mode of a civilization that lost a way of integrating art into the world architecturally, decoratively, or spiritually.
It can simulate the travel time and travelling speed parameters, which shall be utilised by the IES to generate commuters' travel mode choice under the influence of integrated traveller information, within the statistically acceptable limits, as compared to the observed data.
With the unique features of this mode of communication integrated into a simulation software, single-hop delay and throughput performance measures are analyzed.
At the end, the performance of the designed controller has been compared with three of the prevalent papers results to determine the performance of sliding mode control integrated with integral switching surface.
Planning problems arise in connection with new delivery modes, particularly in terms of integrating the retail outlets into the delivery concept.
It is still far from what is internationally called strategic or comprehensive planning, or from a design of the national transport system with different modes of transport well integrated.
Both weak and strong modes of coordination are integrated into the network concept of governance research, where strong coordination is defined as "the spectrum of activity in which one party alters its own … strategies to accommodate the activity of others in pursuit of a similar goal" [3].
