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Sierra Nevada, which hopes to start flying cargo to the ISS in 2019 using a miniaturized space shuttle, wants to combine inflatable technology with the shuttle's cargo module to build cislunar habs.

We then expanded this module to build the two-clone model and explored in Fig. 4 the range of behaviors possible under variation of avidity and killing efficacy, two key parameters identified from the phase-plane analysis.

Nasa, having no current plans of their own for a moon mission, have given their blessing to Bigelow to use similar inflatable modules to build a lunar base.

Nanotechnology will also enable the production of food, modules to build housing, and manufacture clothing and the other staples of life, at extremely low cost.

You can then buy different modules to build the perfect satellite for your use case.

Why are we importing Chinese steel modules to build American bridges (as was the case in the recent reconstruction of the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge), when we could make them in America and create even more much-needed jobs here at home?

Out of the 8,650 features, 2,087 were assigned to co-expressed modules to build a network with 48,827 gene connections.

Coupled with a systems biology analysis, transcriptome profiling can be used for the unbiased identification of gene co-expression modules, to build molecular models with predictive utility, and to elucidate functional networks [ 34, 35].

The condensed biomass synthesis reaction withdraws metabolites (precursors, ATP, NADPH) from the Calvin cycle module needed to build biomass.

Participants could spend two or more sessions focused on a particular module, either to build on a successful attempt at implementing an action plan, or to revise an action plan he/she was unable to practice because of unforeseen obstacles.