Researchers have been toying with ultrafast miniaturized labs for a decade, shrinking single-function gear such as machines for sizing DNA strands onto chips, but combining multiple functions is difficult.
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Now, of course, technology is shrinking the functions of the PC into small mobile devices, a market where Microsoft has no particular edge, but Gates' contribution to the growth of the digital economy is clear.
Windows XP does not include a "Shrink Partition" function so you'll be using a third-party tool.
These estimation techniques pose a penalty term on the coefficients in objective function and shrink the estimates of the coefficients towards zero relative to the maximum likelihood estimates.
Ridge regression adds an extra term to the likelihood function to shrink the regression coefficients by an amount depending on the variance of the covariates.
The amorphous forms are not random; their seemingly elastic surfaces grow and shrink according to the functions they house, which include restaurants, foyers, a roof garden and three concert halls that will seat from 200 and 2,000 people.
Under the influence of an external magnetic field, Coulomb blockade resonances fluctuate around an average energy and the gap shrinks as a function of magnetic field.
The constant dealloying rate corresponds to a constant silver flux and a constant current density, even though the potential might be fluctuating under free corrosion conditions and the interfacial area is shrinking as a function of time.
Existing remedies for the full range of prostate issues involve drugs to improve sphincter function; drugs to shrink the organ; surgery to reduce prostate size or you can try the full "Andrew Lloyd Webber".
