So do "auto-complete" capabilities in browsers, and PC-based electronic "wallets".
To better assess its capabilities, the complete genome sequence of S. espanaensis was established.
The data, they said, represented the "complete nuclear weapons design capability of Los Alamos at the time -- approximately 50 years of nuclear weapons development, at the expense of hundreds of billions of dollars".
Mr. Freeh As an expert from Los Alamos testified in this case, the material downloaded and copied represented the complete nuclear weapons design capability of Los Alamos at that time -- 50 years of nuclear weapons development at the expense of hundreds of billions of dollars.
Furthermore, introduction of bulky Arg residues at the core (i.e., S1109 or I1208), but not the periphery (D1106), of the interface also resulted in the complete loss of binding capability (lanes 4 6).
This method has the capability of measuring the complete process of the transient soil infiltration capability under sloped surface as influenced by rainfall splash, runoff, and soil erosion.
There is no prediction of process performance for the complete use of available control capabilities.
The laboratory capacity required to diagnose most of the potentially toxic and infectious agents that might be used in case of deliberate release is believed to exist within the EU as a whole; however, no member state has the complete spectrum of the diagnostic capabilities needed.
"We felt this was the right time to do it, to complete the capabilities with something that enabled people to have the conversations they wanted to have on Messenger".
Of the 6690 protein-coding genes, 2601 (38.3%) had no functional annotation, which subsequently renders a comprehensive understanding of their physiological role and the metabolic capability of the complete genome rather challenging.
