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The photovoltaic devices studied herein employing inexpensive and pollution-free biomaterials provide a unique solution of utilizing solar energy with a care of the important environmental issue.
In addition, the effectiveness of the minimal Fab library may challenge our view of the protein RNA binding interface and provide a unique solution for future design of RNA-binding proteins.
We have developed the Repository of Antibiotic resistance Cassettes (RAC) to provide a unique solution to the problem of consistently annotating gene cassettes in MRI.
This idea immediately attracted lots of attention because it could provide a unique solution to many difficult problems of the standard big bang theory.
Therefore, cultivation of G. lucidum mycelia using cheese whey can provide a unique solution to solve the dual problems of an alternative utilization of the whey and waste management.
High-throughput screening techniques provide a unique solution to study in a short period of time the properties and potentialities of large amounts of metal alloys/catalysts combinations for the development of large capacity hydrogen storing hydrides.
MmWave communications has received tremendous interest from both academia and wireless industry recently since mmWave spectrum would provide a unique solution to solve the capacity requirements of the future wireless network.
As outlined in Section 2.1, the high number of reference organisms suggests a minimum word length of k = 6 to provide a unique solution for the mixture weights.
The proposed reverse analysis provides a unique solution of the reduced Young's modulus E*, a representative stress σr, and the hardness pave.
This dual indenter reverse algorithm provides a unique solution of the reduced Young's modulus E∗, the hardness pave and two representative stresses (measured at two corresponding representative strains), which establish the basis for constructing power-law plastic material response.
These constraints, together with the dynamic and typically non-linear character of the models under consideration result in identifiability problems, i.e. in the impossibility of providing a unique solution for the parameters.
