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An in vitro transcription system which mimics many features of in vivo transcription thus provides results that are free of indirect effects.
Such effect is due to an independent phase decoupling of the scattered waves, produced by the incommensurable nature of the system, which mimics a random noise generator.
Transport planners are now redesigning cities for elderly walkers using a special suit developed by researchers at MIT called AGNES (Age Gain Now Empathy System) which mimics the speed, strength and dexterity of a person in their 70s.
The challenge is to be able to design a system, which mimics the behavior of a wave when interacting with a given PTO-system – especially when considering discrete type PTO-systems.
Micromechanical analysis of a model wavy multilayered system which mimics certain biological tissues quantifies the importance of layer thickness, and hence the microstructural bending stiffness, on the stiffening stress stretch response.
The bandshell is connected to a trellis of interlocking crisscrossing steel pipes that support the innovative sound system, which mimics indoor concert hall acoustics.
In our experimental model of metastasis, the tumour cells were directly injected into the blood system, which mimicked the movement of tumour cells in the circulation system.
In such "closed-loop" systems, which mimic the way natural ecosystems work, the waste of one firm becomes the input for another, or is returned benignly to the environment as a nutrient, like compost.
Fortunately for people like Mr Woolsey, the ex-CIA man, America has deserts of it own which are about to bloom with mirror-farms too.There are four competing designs: parabolic-trough mirrors, parabolic-dish mirrors, "power towers" which use an array of mirrors to focus the sun's rays on to an elevated platform, and Fresnel systems, which mimic a parabolic trough using (cheaper) flat mirrors.
One obvious possibility is to combine them with nano-systems which mimic the in vivo conditions.
We discuss recent progress in realizing neuromorphic sensory systems which mimic the biological retina and cochlea, and subsequent sensor processing.
