In 2006, Rothemund first demonstrated the DNA origami technique for easily and robustly creating folded DNA structures of arbitrary shape.
Effectively addressing corruption in order to create a robustly regulated global trade network will take several decades to achieve, if it can be achieved at all.
If done well, reform will create transparent and robustly regulated derivatives markets that can fail without taxpayers bearing the losses.
The resonator can be incorporated to robustly produce.
Our results robustly support the EU decision to create a directive promoting the use of renewable sources (Directive 2001/77/EC).
Thus, this paper is dedicated to tackling the problem of how to systematically and effectively overcome MC-related limitations of the existing AVM system so that it can robustly support multiple users across factories to create their VM models simultaneously in distributed manufacturing settings.
Joshi is also likely to oppose global agreements on product patents and intellectual property rights, such as those spelled out by the World Trade Organization, explaining that "we will assert more robustly India's national interests and hope to create a world order which is more equitable, humane, and free of exploitation".
Whether these threats are man-made or natural, malicious or unintended, our ability to create computer models that help us think robustly about plausible future scenarios is increasingly being used to improve our understanding of the consequences emerging from the complex intersection of human society, technology, and the physical environment.
The P. glauca gene SNP atlas represents a base resource for building high-density genetic maps (e.g., Pavy et al. 2012a) to which genome sequence scaffolds could be robustly anchored through the annotated gene loci in order to create pseudo-chromosome sequences (Ritland et al. 2011).
Given appropriate conditions, within model (1a), (1b) a stimulus-pulse of GTPase located within an otherwise homogeneous domain, for example at one end of the cell, leads to the formation of a travelling wave of activation that slows down and stalls, delimiting a spatial region of activation, i.e. creating a robustly polarised cell (Mori et al. 2008).
