It's unclear whether Yahoo!'s positioning is by happenstance or deliberate strategy, these experts note, but the company has found what could become a savvy way to compete with a large number of strong players target multiple areas, such as music, search and e-commerce, without riling a major competitor.
Therefore, it is considered a powerful tool for the unbiased characterization of genotypes and phenotypes with application in multiple areas, such as evaluation of genetically modified organisms [10] [12], functional genomics [13] [17], responses to environmental factors [18] [23], metabolic engineering [24],[25], and quantitative genetics [26] [30].
Porous materials are of scientific and technological interest and find broad applications in multiple areas such as storage, separation, catalytic technologies as well as emerging microelectronics and medicine [1], [2], [3], [4], [5].
Supervised learning methods have been applied in multiple areas, such as bioinformatics, cheminformatics, database marketing, spam detection, and pattern recognition in general [ 11].
As a result, tensions emerge in multiple areas such as how evidence should be interpreted, the roles and responsibilities of the various stakeholders and who is responsible for funding decisions.
Place the candles in multiple areas such as the desk, dresser, and on top of other furniture.
The provision of QoS in mobile and ubiquitous multimedia covers multiple research areas, such as the hardware, architecture, protocol, software, and middleware support.
"vulnerability to human trafficking is far-reaching, spanning multiple different areas such as age, socio-economic status, nationality, education-level, or gender.
The control of gait involves the planning and execution from multiple cortical areas, such as secondary and premotor cortex [ 14, 15].
The bed rest study will "encompass multiple areas of focus", such as the musculoskeletal and psychological effects of spending extended periods of time in low gravity, they added.
The technique can be extended to multiple areas of physics, such as acoustic, elastic and electromagnetic systems, where periodic time-varying material properties may be used to obtain non-reciprocal wave propagation.
