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Featural writing systems exploit the fact that even phonemes are not the most fundamental units of analysis of speech.
Spintronic systems exploit the fact that the electron current is composed of spin-up and spin-down carriers, which are more easily disturbed than electronic systems.
Membrane systems exploit the inherent properties of high selectivity, high surface-area-per-unit-volume, and their potential for controlling the level of contact and/or mixing between two phases.
Such networks of technological and ecological systems exploit the synergy between them and can help in closing material loops and minimize exergy loss, leading to truly self-sustaining systems.
These systems exploit the labelling with conventional and novel integrin ligands for targeting the interface of cancer cells and of endothelial cells involved in cancer angiogenesis, with the proteins of the extracellular matrix, in the circulation, in tissues, and in tumour stroma, as the site of progression and metastatic evolution of the disease.
These grading systems exploit the Microsoft Word "Compare and Combine" function.
An emerging approach to distributed systems exploits the self-organization, autonomy and robustness of biological epidemics.
Not much attention has been paid to relay systems exploiting the source-relay correlation and the source memory simultaneously.
To alleviate the effect of this problem, the conventional TH systems exploiting the randomized polarity (bipolar) of the transmitted pulses, also called the hybrid TH/DS system, are studied in [3, 4].
We conclude that grasses, due to their large and fast-growing root systems, exploited the available soil volume faster than forbs or legumes being less responsive to nutrient-rich microsites (Farley and Fitter 1999; Zaller 2007).
To evaluate how the translational medicine systems exploited the semantic web and its technologies, we assessed them in view of three fundamental parameters for data integration: (i) degree of data sharing, (ii) data interoperability and (iii) knowledge discovery.
