Synthetic Biology now offers a new perspective to exploit this potential further by generating novel pathways, and thereby novel products, by combining different biosynthetic steps originating from different bacteria.
Utilizing Norway's offshore wind energy to produce hydrogen off- or close to shore could develop a hydrogen production economy in Norway, opening a perspective to exploit wind resources while matching Norway's political goals of reducing GHG emissions at the same time.
Since project typography plays with personal perspective, Winslow wanted to exploit multiple viewing angles.
Thus, these studies stress the need to fully understand the dynamic behavior of the TM dimers of RTKs from a mechanistic perspective and also to exploit our understanding for the design of, e.g., peptides that target receptor TM domains.
A number of recent studies, such as [26], present a new perspective on the ability to exploit multi-energy systems through EH, and the paper also extends some concepts of the uncertainty of the load and electricity price thus helping to regulate available energy sources within the allowable limits.
Section 4 takes an organizational perspective and describes how to exploit big data in an enterprise environment where a data warehouse has been the tool of choice until now; as it will turn out, a data warehouse architecture can straightforwardly be augmented to allow for big data.
To exploit new perspectives of solid-state syntheses by designing precursor solutions and/or triggering secondary nucleation events, extensions to classical nucleation theory are required.
As a counter question one can ask whether it is justified from the perspective of Finnish taxpayers not to exploit the enormous commercial potential which Finnish biomedical research has produced during the past years?
On the other hand, when potential benefits are conceived from a social justice perspective including the duty not to exploit the vulnerable, responsibility for making them available is placed on all stakeholders involved in the research enterprise including communities, researchers, the host government and sponsors.
