For reliable timing validation, not only application, but also architecture, scheduling and communication properties have to be considered.
These computing pods will deliver not only application services such as CDN caches and Web front-ends but also networking services in virtualized software-based appliances, in contrast to current hardware-based boxes.
In contrast with previous chromatic indicators that just displaying color change, the low-temperature operation, high strain, and mechanical properties suggest not only application in a latching device for vaccine and food but also in medical and biological devices.
It is worth emphasizing that not only applications in solar cells, but also in sensing, drug delivery, and photocatalysis may benefit from these innovative MASCs.
All these elements, including the users themselves, their contexts, their responsibilities, and their goals, shape both the design possibilities and constraints of not only applications but also the rendering of any new interface paradigm.
"We call it the personal media network, it will offer relevant, easy and pervasive ways of discovering new content – not only applications, but video, audio, games etc". he said.
In 2017, we expect to see not only applications for establishing individual identity and protecting property rights through immutable records, but platforms for creating a true sharing economy and a government by the people for the people - all on blockchain technology.
Of course, when a phenomenon as large as this takes off, not only do application vendors mint money, so do the shovel makers.
Tissue engineering is not only the application of cells and scaffolds to generate a new tissue but should also bring into play biological principles to guide cellular behavior.
These advancements have radically changed not only the application of science but also STEM learning and the professional fields associated with that learning.
High KLK levels are differentially associated with the prognosis of ovarian cancer patients, suggesting that they not only have application as biomarkers but also function in disease progression, and therefore are potential therapeutic targets.
