Thus, the direction of developing pseudopodia and therefore cell growth can be directed by highly orientated matrices.
On theoretical grounds, this paper represents another step into the direction of developing fully probabilistic geometric design standards.
The determination of the energy demand in mountainous areas, which is an essential step in the direction of developing mountain energy policy, is analyzed in this paper.
In several different evolutionary lines of snakes, the posterior one or two teeth on the maxillary have enlarged and changed, usually in the direction of developing a groove or canal on the anterior edge to conduct a flow of venom.
This work points out in the direction of developing a practical and effective strategy for industrial application, with the main objective of increasing the power production while simplifying the control law by which the device harnesses energy.
The work points toward the direction of developing a new unified multi-channel signal processing framework for biomedical image analysis that will explore synergies from both sensing modalities for inferring disease proliferation.
The diagnostic studies gave farmers a say in the design and conduct of the experimental phase which allowed them to influence the research process in the direction of developing and testing technologies that work in their circumstances and that satisfy their needs and priorities.
So the team pivoted into the direction of developing tools for application deployment.
Since user-friendly and publicly accessible web-servers represent the direction of developing practically more useful models [ 110], simulated methods, or predictors, we will make efforts in our future work to provide a web-server for the approach presented in this paper.
In expressing his government's doubts, Deputy Foreign Minister Sergey Ryabkov said, "We have no reason to believe that Iran plans to move in [the direction of developing nuclear weapons]" adding that "without serious proof (of this), it is irresponsible to pose such accusations".
