Then, system requirements were derived and technically realized, to iteratively evaluate their usability.
This is technically realized by a SMARTS [11]/SMILES [12]-based template collection stored in a predefined parameter file which must explicitly contain all tautomeric and protonation states that should be considered for a specific chemical group.
The alternating magnetic field is technically realized as a magnetic gradient, a typical equipment of all modern NMR systems (400 MHz Bruker Avance spectrometer, alternating gradient frequency = 3 kHz, gradient amplitude +/−10% from maximal 55 Gauss/cm).
These findings not only underline the advantages of the combined square pulse strategy, technically realized with the ELPorator 1000 device, but also confirmed the concept that efficiency and duration of a specific knockdown directly depend on the amount of intracellular siRNA.
The switching surface is designed technically to realize fast convergence.
The thermal building mass can be used effectively and efficiently for thermal storage, particularly in the heating season, but this is technically challenging to realize.
A moment, when it was technically feasible to realize an idea, financially viable to do so and when the early majority of the society was ready to adopt the idea.
Thus, well-designed virtual worlds, which are expensive and technically demanding, can realize their power for engagement and learning only when a sufficient investment of classroom time is made.
Empowering customers in the product development process is a known trend of the industry, yet it is technically challenging to realize because general consumers do not have knowledge of design.
Due to the long optical wavelengths of the mid-infrared region and to the low acoustic shear wave velocities of mercury halides, the high acoustic frequency solution of the acousto-optic wave-vector diagram can be used to design new high resolution acousto-optic filters, such as reflective AOTFs and AOPDFs, which are technically impossible to realize in the UV, visible and near-infrared regions.
