One is the ever-prevalent and finely tuned ability for corporate culture to absorb fringe behaviour and repackage it and market it as cutting edge.
Our finely tuned ability to read people unconsciously places a premium on facial expressions and intonation.
The materials exhibit good biocompatibility, and have comparable effect on cell growth with pure CNFs, with their tuning ability in degradation.
"Jeff and Joe represent a new generation of G.E. leaders -- young, energetic people, with highly tuned abilities to listen and absorb," said Dr. Elias A. Zerhouni, chairman of the department of radiology and radiological sciences at the Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions in Baltimore.
The result is a tool which combines the global search capabilities of stochastic algorithms with the pattern recognition and tuning abilities of the user.
It employs a magnetic tuning technique to realize the double tuning ability at the same time including the operating frequency tuning and the coupling effect tuning.
The emerging emphasis is on converting the existing knowledge into growing and studying low-dimensional complex materials, which promise to have considerably higher "tuning" ability for desired properties.
This structural tuning ability is of special interest in such fields as optoelectronics, in which an accurate design of the basic nanostructures (e.g. microcavities, resonators, filters, supports, etc).
This effect can be simulated in our growth model by tuning the ability of adsorbed monomer to diffuse over the aggregate surface to reach sites of higher coordination.
This chapter outlines the role of key enzymes, the glycosyltransferases, in posttranslationally modifying proteins and lipids to fine-tune cells, ability to migrate.
Wöhlert et al. suggest that the differences between both structures explain how the antiporter tunes its ability to bind to the ions it transports.
