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There are three generations of Arterial Stents that have been evolved through the past decade.

Overall, this paper aims to investigate the research areas in MRS algorithms that have been evolved so far and to explore promising research directions for the future.

I've seen plants little more than an inch high on the cliffs of the Lizard Peninsula in Cornwall that have been evolved into squat submission by the full force of Atlantic gales, but it is in dreamy lowland meadows – largely of our imagination – where this beautiful daisy reaches perfection.

There are many clustering-based approaches that have been evolved so far.

There are also other types of solar stills that have been evolved, such as multistage flash distillation stills and solar concentrator stills.

Testing this hypothesis will require examining the structural and functional properties of many additional examples of proteins that have been evolved in the absence of biological constraints.

In the skies over Afghanistan and Pakistan, the basic distinction between war and peace — the foundation of laws of armed conflict that have been evolving for three centuries — is in collapse.

Tropical rainforests are distinguished not only by a remarkable richness of biota but also by the complexity of the interrelationships of all the plant and animal inhabitants that have been evolving together throughout many millions of years.

The amazing thing is the hemagglutinins we are seeing in this strain are a lonely branch that have been evolving somewhere and we didn't know about it.

Among the themes that emerged at the 29th annual SIHH were color trends that have been evolving over the past few years blue remains the new black, green is still the new blue, and this year, salmon became the new green.

"One of the things we found was that the genes that tend to be most similar [among friends] are also the genes that have been evolving the fastest," said Fowler.