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To sum up again: i) we give novel interpretations of recent experimental results, ii) we propose possible ways to validate our hypothesis by using experimental techniques developed recently, and iii) we provide some of our recent simulation results, in which more biologically plausible assumptions are used.

This paper reviewed the techniques developed recently for modelling the impact induced damage of composite laminates.

First, linear glycopolymers with controlled molecular weights and molecular weight distributions are described that are produced by various living polymerization techniques developed recently.

In this paper, we will present a set of new techniques developed recently to drastically improve HLS solutions, which not only improve the traditional design metrics such as circuit performance and energy efficiency but also emerging metrics such as hardware security and robustness.

The metagenome techniques developed recently have therefore greatly extended our knowledge of microbial genetic diversity [17] [19].

To determine whether synaptic inputs onto HVCX cells convey auditory feedback signals during singing, we made intracellular sharp electrode recordings from HVC neurons in unrestrained, young adult (∼95 days post hatch [dph]) male zebra finches using a modified version of recording techniques developed recently (Lee et al., 2006; Long et al., 2010).

Progressive-iteration approximation (PIA) is a new data fitting technique developed recently for blending curves and surfaces.

The US researchers used a technique developed recently to generate brain cells called neurons from only a sample of the patient's skin.

An experimental program was carried out to study the acoustic characteristics of single and annular stream duct-nozzle systems at various flow conditions by using a refined acoustic impulse technique developed recently by Salikuddin et al. [1 3] at Lockheed-Georgia Company.

The harmony search method is a numerical optimization technique developed recently that imitates the musical performance process which takes place when a musician searches for a better state of harmony.

A refined acoustic impulse technique developed recently at Lockheed-Georgia Company [1,2] was used to evaluate the adequacy of single point in-duct pressure measurements for determining the acoustic power for incident, reflected, and transmitted fields for single and annular stream duct-nozzle systems at various flow conditions.