Pathogens employ a series of chemical signals and sensing systems that jointly engage bacterial communities to genetically respond in concert to specific conditions existing in their immediate microenvironment.
We propose a system structure that jointly considers the different decoding requirements of the application layer and the unknown fading nature of the physical channel.
Before Mr. Bush left office, Russia proposed an alternative system that would be jointly operated and integrated with a facility on Russian territory; that offer was rejected.
This study provides a comprehensive dataset as well as methods and system-level results that jointly form a basis for further work on understanding the role of miRNA in primary breast cancer.
Combinations of lipids and polymeric systems that are jointly administered have also been employed and can be synergistic; that is, the transfection effects of combinations of reagents can exceed those of individual species.
Without that, without a truly pan-European financial system that is mutually and jointly guaranteed by all of the countries of the Eurosystem, we doubt that the common currency can survive.
While executives at the news organizations that jointly run the system -- NBC, ABC, CBS, CNN, Fox News Channel and The Associated Press -- said they were deeply disappointed in its performance, they stopped short of saying that they would dismantle it or pull out of it.
It looks like Lockheed and DARPA have jointly developed a system that makes it easier for snipers to pick off their targets.
