But at the same time, leaving all the computational work to humans makes it slower, less scientific, and quick to degrade in quality because the human mind cannot keep up with the quantum leap that big data is undergoing.
PLGA containing a quick-degrading porogen can be used to release two drugs while developing a porous microarchitecture for cell ingrowth with in a matrix capable of maintaining a compressive modulus applicable for soft tissue implants.
Ordinary tyres usually wear in a linear fashion, but when F1 tyres reach their wear limit, as often happens with these quick-degrading Pirelli tyres, the performance can drop off instantly – "dropping off a cliff" as drivers call it.
We could go off on a whole digression on the notion in the Middle Ages that a woman could come closer to God because she was weak, degraded, quick to bleed, thus resembling the wounded, dying Christ.
However, it does not mean that short RNAs are degraded quicker or more prone to degradation.
Whether angiostatin is subject to quick renal excretion, is degraded to shorter fragments, or disappears from the circulation due to other mechanisms, cannot be concluded from our experiments.
Use of saline may destabilize the CAP solutions causing them to degrade quicker.
Make sure that you use stronger materials than wood for the blade on your more permanent weapon, as wood will degrade quicker than other types of tools.
Anyone looking for a quick encapsulation of Washington's low, degraded state should look no further than Politico's behind-the-scenes recap of the negotiations that led to the anti-Grand Bargain (the petty bargain?).
The first stop is the bottom of the downspouts on the western and southern sides of the house, where the roof gets the most sun and consequently degrades the quickest.
In semi-arid catchments around the world re-vegetation is often implemented to reduce quick surface runoff, combat severe soil erosion, restore degraded ecosystem functionality, and, ultimately, improve ecosystem productivity.
