Consequently, the computer assisted design of distribution transformers is a particular need for manufacturers, who try to save experimented engineering-design man-hours, increase design capacity, reduce the delivery cycle and optimize the use of materials.
It is shown how such an overlapping of the different disciplines results in greater benefits from the point of view of saving experiments and knowledge acquisition, so that main properties of the catalysts can be optimized in a rational way using an automated strategy.
The use of mixture design either within a well-defined range of the linear part on the dose-response curve or with equipotent doses saves experiments and reduces the possibility of false interaction terms in situations with dose additivity or response additivity.
Planners had hoped to insert a recovered game into a preserved Atari console and play it on site, but a dust storm during the dig convinced them to save that experiment for a more sterile environment than an open landfill in the desert.
This tool could not only save more experiment time, but also exhibit satisfactory sensitivity, accuracy and reproducibility.
The researchers say that all of the mice in the experiment were going to die anyway, and that the experiment saved many.
WASHINGTON — The Obama administration said Wednesday that it would vastly expand the use of competitive bidding to buy medical equipment for Medicare beneficiaries after a one-year experiment saved money for taxpayers and patients without harming the quality of care.
The signals were tested and saved in this experiment and later used as the test samples in the subjective evaluation.
Researchers wrote to campaigners on Tuesday and also recorded a video plea, making a move to address the concern of campaigners and thus save their experiments.
Therefore, in a microarray experiment, the elements of reactants (e.g., a set of mRNAs expressed in a particular cell) can be sorted and arrayed by a set of counter-reactants (e.g., oligonucleotides of different sequences) at a single operation, saving laborious experiments and costly reagents.
