New neuroscience-driven approaches to cognitive training are emerging and directly build on decades of animal research that have identified principles of harnessing plasticity mechanisms in the adult brain (Nudo et al., 1996; Buonomano and Merzenich, 1998).
Here, however, we address the formidable problem of the origins of translation within the Continuity Principle, by harnessing evidence from comparative analysis of the translation system components, theoretical and experimental work on the hypothetical primordial RNA world, and the experimental study of interactions between amino acids and their codons and anticodons.
The process, known as directed molecular evolution, aims to harness the principle of survival of the fittest -- but at a microscopic level in a test tube rather than in the jungle, and in weeks rather than in millenniums.
Overall, providing a user-friendly community annotation platform, with easy-to-use interfaces plus simple and clear instructions on what to annotate as suggested in (25), will be central tasks for Little Skate Genome Project to harness the principle of community intelligence, enabling any user to easily and directly contribute to the annotation.
Third, some principles to harness degraded lands for biodiversity conservation have been developed.
Finally, the Chinese state has successfully harnessed nationalism as the core principle of its ideological legitimation.
Harness is an experimental metacomputing system based upon the principle of dynamically reconfigurable, object-oriented, networked computing frameworks.
The principle of cycling of resources stipulates that systems may be understood in terms of how they define, harness, create, transfer, and distribute resources [ 43].
"Fundamental principle of equal sovereignty"?
A basic principle of Pres.
