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Finally, inspired by the ultimate production of high carbon fuels in photosynthesis, higher value added carbon fuel products should be considered as the ultimate goal in mimicking photosynthesis.
Besides, a logistic function is used to characterize the peak and ultimate production of global crude oil and petroleum-derived liquid fuels (Gallagher 2011).
System-on-Chip (SoC) will lead to the hardware and software developments and to "things that think," the ultimate production of complex, "intelligent," and autonomous systems communicating anywhere, anytime.
Both for the survey and the ultimate production of the GCI, it was necessary to define a reference set of human genes.
Simultaneous infection of a single host with both strains could lead to gene reassortment and ultimate production of a virus with both oseltamivir-resistance and the characteristics of the novel influenza A(H1N1) virus.
Our Mössbauer results verify the ultimate production of antiferromagnetically coupled diferric sites (diFeIII) quantitatively upon reaction of the diFeII species with excess NO.
According to Fig. 22, ultimate cumulative production of the well for a choke size of 32/64 is the same for 22/64 inches.
Traditional metabolic engineering analyzes biosynthetic and physiological pathways, identifies bottlenecks, and makes targeted genetic modifications with the ultimate goal of increasing the production of high-value products in living cells.
Vegetable oil (VO), animal fats (AF), cellulose and protein (protein) were used as pure co-substrates and the co-digestion anaerobic process was analysed in terms of the ultimate methane production, the methane production rate and the hydraulic residence time.
The technique is validated in biomechanical applications such as the scanning of a footprint left on a "foam box" typically made for that purpose, where one of the ultimate goals could be the production of a shoe insole.
I saw a biting and brilliant all-woman production of Julius Caesar, Shakespeare's ultimate power play.
