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Two areas of signal processing research in cochlear implants are coding strategies for multi-electrode excitation and the development of noise-suppression systems. One of the problems in cochlear implants is that there is a large spread of the electrical stimulation within the cochlea. Because of this, simultaneous electrical pulses at... 

Liu, P., Regnier, F. E. (2002). An isotope coding strategy for proteomics involving both amine and carboxyl group labeling. J. Proteome Res. 1, 4434-50. 

Potentiometric biosensors based in both ISE and ISFET for water analysis have been widely developed in the last few years, with recent research leading to nanomaterial-based devices. New nanoparticle (NP)-based signal amplification and coding strategies for bioaffinity assays are in use, along with molecular carbon-nanotube (CNT) wires for achieving efficient electrical communication with redox-enzyme and nanowire-based label-free DNA sensors. ... 

Whereas conditional branches often destroy parallelism in more traditional computers (13), the Multiflow employed several strategies for dealing with branches. With the code fragment below, most traditional computers would need to wait until the comparison withM was complete before beginning evaluation oiD = E + F. 

We will start by introducing a relatively simple integrated example from industry to illustrate what this means. This example will be followed by a number of industrial problems in separate sections. In this chapter we will explain and model each industrial problem and we will develop strategies for a numerical solution. However, explicit solutions and MATLAB codes for these problems will be left to the reader throughout this chapter as exercises. We hope that we have given the necessary tools in the previous chapters to enable our readers to solve these industrial problems. Some results for the industrial problems of this chapter will be included so that the reader can check his or her own results. However, we emphasize that actual industrial problems take much effort, perseverance and labor for anyone who models and solves them. 

National Center for Patient Safety (NCPS). 2001b. Safety assessment code and triage card training CD-ROM. Strategies for Leadership A Toolkit for Improving Patient Safety. Washington, DC Department of Veterans Affairs, National Center for Patient Safety... 

Figure 1 Strategy for cloning a peptide-coding sequence (CDS) as tandem repeats in the vector pET31b. The resulting fusion protein, comprising the ketosteroid isomerase (KSI), peptide repeats, and His-tag, is targeted to inclusion bodies. The fusion protein can be recovered and cleaved, in this case, with cyanogen bromide (CNBr) which acts at the methionine (M) residues allowing further separation of pure peptide from the other fusion components. The cleavage by CNBr results in a C-terminal homoserine lactone (hsl) on each peptide monomer.

Recently two different groups [82, 83] reported the use of radiofrequency tags for the encoding of chemical libraries. While the materials used were different, the coding strategy was rather similar and it is depicted schematically in Figure 9.20. 

Here, we give a brief review of methods for the analysis of computer experiments, concentrating on statistical approximation of the computer model. Strategies for the design and analysis of computer experiments have been described by many authors, including Currin et al. (1991), Koehler and Owen (1996), Sacks et al. (1989), Santner et al. (2003), and Welch et al. (1992). All these authors take into account the deterministic nature of a code, such as the Wonderland model, and also provide uncertainty measures via a statistical approximation model. 

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