Experimental results show that these alloys can provide excellent mechanical compatibility for the special demands for substitution of human bones.
Secondly, high professionalism in the personnel generates special demands for the management and development of OH.
T. reesei secretes large amounts of extracellular enzymes such as cellulase, which may set special demands for the capacity of its cells to fold and transport proteins.
One of Anderson's students, a young man from the Pacific island of Tonga named "Futa Helu", later claimed that John Anderson's realism had revolutionised his thinking, particularly with reference to the notion of "tapu" or the sacred, as the cover-up for the special demands of the ruling class in Tonga.
Due to the special demands of mobility, the routing protocols for traditional wireless sensor networks are not suitable for MSNs and existing literature available for mobile ad hoc networks may be inherited.
A scavenging double mask featuring a special demand valve was proposed for piglet castration under inhalation anesthesia [ 9].
Additional special demands are ARVs for people for whom first-line therapy has failed, people with tuberculosis (TB), pregnant and lactating women, and children.
For special demands, some notable orbit types have been developed by human, including the Molniya orbits, which have a relatively high eccentricity up to about 0.7, and a period of 12 h.
In this paper, we outline a CT reconstruction approach for ET that is optimized for the special demands and application setting of ET. It exploits the fact that ET is typically cast as a parallel-beam configuration, which allows the design of an efficient data management scheme, using a holistic sinogram-based representation.
