Research interest into these emerging devices heightened because the non-volatile memristive behavior demonstrated could be harnessed into non-volatile memory.
Interestingly, the observation of pulmonary delivery of an erythropoietin Fc-fusion protein in non-human primates via FcRn indicates that this receptor can also be harnessed to non-invasively deliver bioactive proteins into the systemic circulation in therapeutic quantities, a finding that also impacts on their use as vaccines (see below; Bitonti et al, 2004).
First, molecular motors are harnessed for non-physiological functions in cells.
It has been described that there is the potential for the creative traits of design to be harnessed by non-designers in these collaborative activities but that this requires effective resources to be able to achieve this [ 12].
The local production and secretion of saliva from a single anatomical source (the salivary glands), and the fact that it can be harnessed simply and non-invasively as well as with relatively little discomfort for patients, provide a strong incentive for the continued investigation of salvia as a potential diagnostic indicator of systemic diseases.
As a former executive director, he serves on the board of Redefy, a non-profit organization harnessing the power of journalism to defeat and promote acceptance.
Non-polluting and renewable wind energy harnessed by means of large-scale wind turbines has been well-studied and applied.
Researchers have harnessed these attributes by covalently and non-covalently loading therapeutic molecules through mechanisms that facilitate release within specific microenvironments.
Despite the importance of infant brain development, there may be processes that can be harnessed to help a face-blind child become a non face-blind adult.
In our documentary, viewable above, Garcia discusses the ideal wearable for a master of herbs and spices like himself: "If I were going to dream something up, it would be a non-harnessed, self-fastening prosthetic that has total sensitivity to touch, and total temperature sensitivity".
Unlike today, the technology they harnessed needed real harnesses.
