Not only does the Flip Remote retain the functionality of a basic programmable remote control, it also adds a questionable extra dimension.
For this purpose, we have developed a new data acquisition system with SPARC CPU on VMEbus and the associated software, to retain the functionality of CAMAC control.
In order to provide tolerance against faults in controllers, we embed the given Petri net controller into a larger Petri net controller that retains the functionality of original controllers, and encode the large Petri net controller.
Aβ25 35 retains the functionality of Aβ42 and was employed to investigate the effects of inflammation-sensitive proteins (ISPs) α1-antichymotrypsin (A1ACT) and α1-antitrypsin (A1AT) on fibrillar aggregation and cytotoxicity.
In contrast, structures that retain the functionality, and scissile bond of the substrate, can also act as reversible inhibitors; these are referred to here as substrate variants to distinguish them from substrate analogues.
Additionally, γδ T cells transduced with αβ TCRs retain the functionality of their original TCR and respond to stimuli transferred via either TCR with rapid, γδ-like kinetics.
An Informatics Team from the Western Division, housed at Vanderbilt University, was charged with constructing a new system that would retain the functionality of the old system and address the problems just described.
Development of the region structurally corresponding to the hippocampus (lateral pallium) in the zebrafish differs morphologically but still appears to retain the functionality for spatial memory (Rodriguez et al. 2002).
Together, these results revealed that HBx point mutants retained the functionality in upregulating the expression and activity of HIF-1 α, and that among these HBx point mutants, HA-K130M/V131I-HBx possesses the greatest effect on HIF-1 α.
For each of the logic circuits, there is an architecture that minimizes the total cost of the number of cells, connection length, and cellular packing density while retaining the network's functionality.
