This system comprised sensor nodes (Glacsweb probes and geophones) and base stations which are linked together by radio networks.
In a curious way we have a lot of wonderfully weighty scenes which are linked together by string".
These molecules contain two binding moieties, each of which in isolation has only a moderate affinity of binding, which are linked together by a flexible peptide bridge.
The approach of this paper is the application of participatory ergonomics principles, including a description of procedures and methods which are linked together to undertake the fluorometer design.
Insulin is a protein composed of two chains, an A chain (with 21 amino acids) and a B chain (with 30 amino acids), which are linked together by sulfur atoms.
"I just don't want that!" Solondz's new film, Wiener-Dog, comprises four short stories about love and death, all of which are linked together, like beads on a string, by a dachshund; halfway through, this animal also stars in a jokey "intermission" in which it jauntily (or annoyingly, depending on how you feel about tiny dogs) travels the world.
The yarn is woven into linen panels, which are linked together with special sewing machines until a sweater takes shape.
Two residues that contribute a significant portion of the surface of the erythromycin binding are E196 and R200, which are linked together by a salt bridge (Fig. 2E).
In that work, flat APB sections were formed with Ti4+ at the core, and the steps on APBs were always formed from four closely separated columns of Fe3+, which are linked together as edge-sharing FeO6 octahedra.
Here, we designed a device consisting of three vertically oriented ZnS nanowires (Figure 9a) which were linked together and "Z" shaped through a welding process by high energy electron beam irradiation [32, 33].
Cells are wired together to make modules, which are linked together to form a free-standing or rooftop system.
