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The parts may slot into a CyberJacket or BlazerJet like the ones developed at the University of Bristol in conjunction with Hewlett-Packard's local research lab.

The Scandinavian model of gender equality in schools is not limited to gender-neutrality initiatives such as the ones developed at Nicolaigarden or Egalia, nor to young children.

Stellar's original system was modeled on one developed at the startup Ripple Labs, which is using it to help banks and other financial organizations move money faster (see "50 Smartest Companies 2014: Ripple Labs").

Sumner and his research partner, Matthew Shearing, used survey questions — along with a process, similar to one developed at Cambridge University, that enables social scientists to find subjects based on Facebook's understanding of their psychological makeup — to evaluate 2,412 people's propensity for a single underlying psychological tendency, in this case authoritarianism.

Sumner and his research partner, Matthew Shearing, used survey questions along with a process, similar to one developed at Cambridge University, that enables social scientists to find subjects based on Facebook's understanding of their psychological makeup to evaluate 2,412 people's propensity for a single underlying psychological tendency, in this case authoritarianism.

The team also carried out an equivalent test on two of the most powerful deep convolutional networks used for object recognition, one developed at the University of Toronto in Canada and the other at the University of Oxford in the U.K. That's interesting work with has some immediate implications.

Models like the one developed at Cornell could also help improve online social networks.

Even if less high-tech solutions might seem possible, the bottom line is that self-healing sensors like the one developed at NCSU have the potential to save lives.

Three Japanese quail populations were used in this study: two established at INRA experimental units in Nouzilly, France and one developed at Gifu University, Gifu, Japan.

Eventually, a strategy similar to the one developed at our laboratory with a microarray containing 14,283 anonymous probes was successfully applied to identify bacterial and other genomes [ 19].

There were two flares of sJIA (in patients that received 4 and 8 mg/kg MRA) that were considered to be possibly drug-related; one developed at two and the other at six weeks post-infusion.