At the same time, partnerships with computer science teams have focused on taking advantage of evolving computer architectures such as many-core processors and GPUs.
It is very likely that the rapidly evolving virus take advantage of slowly evolving host miRNAs to increase their survival in the host, analogous to the manner in which viruses take advantage of other cellular processes.
America, they argue, should take advantage of rapidly evolving technology to persuade potential rivals not to even think about conflict, and to confront emerging threats such as international terrorism.
New applications in the field of the animation of virtual characters in 3D could also take advantage of more evolved motion synthesis, for virtual agents interacting in real-time with the user, for 3D animation movies, for video games, etc. [4].
"Washington may want to take advantage of the nascent, evolving platform and become involved from the rule-making stage".
Thus, it becomes the challenge for radiologists to adopt new protocols to take advantage of this continually evolving technology.
While 15N stable isotope approaches are well established, experimental approaches which take advantage of them are constantly evolving.
The idea was to allow all the accumulated tension and emotion to sink in, and then to let the cameras take advantage of what had naturally evolved.
At first, the cat was yet another opportunistic creature that evolved to take advantage of civilization.
Many species in the Mekong have evolved to take advantage of this delectable smorgasbord.
