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We have applied this principle to generate synthetic CRISPR-based transcriptional programs in yeast and human cells.

While this is of limited use in dynamic scenes, we exploit this principle to generate an approximately noise free reference depth sequence of a static scene captured by a moving camera.

In principle, to generate a COSHH assessment form, the system would need to cross-reference a set of substances with one or more datasets and then use the results to interpolate a template.

As the basic principle to generate a rendered vibration pattern, two methods to determine the contributions of modes, viz., eigenfunction superposition or traveling wave control method, are implemented individually.

It was subsequently found to be feasible in principle to generate approximately further 30% useful power in addition to that created by the ICE by using a Stirling cycle engine to capture waste heat expelled from the ICE exhaust gases over the complete range of engine operating speeds.

We developed a computational model to determine whether it is possible, in principle, to generate a robust delay in substrate degradation by simply relying on the interaction between one substrate and APC/CCdc20 (Fig.  2a).

Possible principles to generate energy from common existing vibration sources are electromagnetic, magnetoelectric, electrostatic and piezoelectric.

Existing gravity-balancing mechanisms (GBMs) rely on linear or torsional springs with various principles to generate the required torque profile.

Maximal instruction was employed as design principles to generate noncovalent 3D-nano-objects in which both, the topology and the geometry is defined [7].

(The US-Saudi Women's on Social Entrepreneurship 2011) defined social entrepreneurship is the deliberate use of business principles to generate societal and economic value in response to a community need.

Primarily, variational methods for homogenization purposes analyze approximate fields substituted into energy bounds by averaging the energy density (Hashin and Shtrikman 1963), while classical variational methods employ minimum energy principles to generate bounds on effective properties.