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Figure 6 shows the experimental results for the proposed SAW gyroscope, with a sensitivity of 1.23 deg/deg/s in phase response at an angular rate of up to 2000 deg/s.
The proposed SAW technique therefore offers a promising technology to dramatically improve the speed and uniformity of cell seeding in scaffolds, which might contribute to rapid and uniform tissue regeneration.
Naturally, this inspired a swift sequel for Halloween this year, Saw 2. In its turn, this second movie's domestic theatrical gross of $85m surpassed that of the original, and provided funds for the development of next year's proposed Saw 3. In Britain, the heavily promoted films enjoyed similar success.
Therefore, our proposed 'see-saw' model might be usefully employed in the design of sphingosine kinase inhibitors to promote apoptosis of chemotherapeutic resistant cancer cells.
The mechanisms proposed for wire sawing of silicon wafers are briefly reviewed to help understand the nature of used slurry.
Referring to the concept of collective leadership in public service organizations, Denis et al. (2001) proposed a see-saw theory of strategic change and the impact of distributed leadership roles implying the need to cope with dilemmas concerned with these potentially opposing forces.
In this work, an acoustic optical transducer that is based on the utilization of plasmons is proposed to optically detect SAW of wavelength (<400 nm) smaller than the optical wavelength (800 nm).
The proposed ultra high frequency SAW sensor (314.5 MHz) shows a large total frequency change and gives a sharp inflexion at the DT but possesses the same stability compared with that of low frequency serial piezoelectric quartz crystal (PQC) sensor for the measurement of bacteria concentration.
In this work, we have proposed a novel method, SAW, for efficient and accurate identification of novel splicing events.
In this work, a novel method, SAW, was proposed for the identification of all splicing events based on short reads from RNA-Seq.
Thus we have proposed a novel method, SAW, which is able to cluster short reads and identify candidate splicing sites based on minimal absents words before the alignment of short reads to genome sequences.
