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‘Model’ behavior in the wake of tragedy
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Modification of rhizobacterial populations by engineering bacterium utilization of a novel plant-produced resource
(Nature Publishing Group: Nature Biotechnology, 1997-04)The ability to catabolize distinct nutrients produced by a plant may be a factor in the successful colonization of that host by a bacterium when in competition with other rhizosphere microorganisms. We tested this hypothesis ... -
Modified stage-gate(r) regimes in new product development
(Blackwell Publishing, Ltd. The definitive version is available at http://www.blackwell-synergy.com, 2007-01)The purpose of this research was to explore the nature of the Stage-Gate (r) process in the context of innovative projects that not only vary in new product technology (i.e. radical versus incremental technology) but that ... -
Modio - Interactive sound visualization
(2006-10-27)The word “Modio” is a compound word of Motion and Audio, which I coined for this thesis. The intent of this thesis is an interactive installation project that will explore and convert musical elements into visual elements, ... -
Modulation of refractive index in polymer composites: toward a synthetic bio-optic lens
(SPIE: Proceedings of SPIE, 2003-07)As an option in the creation of a synthetic bio-optic lens, we propose that spatial modulation of refractive index can be realized in polymer composites containing a colloidal ionophoric phase. The variation of refractive ... -
Molecular dynamics simulation and measurement of contact angle of water droplet on a platinum surface
(American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME), 2001-11)A water liquid droplet in contact with a platinum surface was simulated by the molecular dynamics method. Water molecules were modeled by SPC/E and one layer of harmonic molecules represented the platinum surface with ... -
Molecular genetic analysis of tumors in von recklinghausen neurofibromatosis: Loss of heterozygosity for chromosome 17
(Wiley: Genes, Chromosomes and Cancer, 1989-09)The most common inherited syndrome in man predisposing to neoplasia is neurofibromatosis-1 (von Recklinghausen disease) (NF1). We investigated the hypothesis that affected individuals carry a single inactive allele at the ... -
Molecular “light switch” for DNA: Ru(bpy)2(dppz)2+
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Monica Haley: PTC Alum, Marketing Communication Manager & First Responder
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Monoclinic beta-MoO3 nanosheets produced by atmospheric microplasma: application to lithium-ion batteries
(IOP Publishing, 2008)Porous high surface area thin films of nanosheet-shaped monoclinic MoO3 were deposited onto platinized Si substrates using patch antenna-based atmospheric microplasma processing. The films were characterized by high ... -
Monroe County communication internships available
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Monroe County Communication internships available
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Monroe County communication internships available
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Monster spells
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A moot point
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More 'Imagine RIT' sound and pictures
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More alumni news: Ofano, Benjamin, Vasquez
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More companies seek deaf employees - In today's hot job market, more companies are turning to talented deaf workers.
(The Buffalo News, 2000-04-16)Dell Tool of Rochester, N.Y., typifies the American company of the 2000s--a small business scrambling to meet intense competition with too few hands. -
More companies seek deaf employees - In today's hot job market, more companies are turning to talented deaf workers.
(The Buffalo News, 2000-04-16)Dell Tool of Rochester, N.Y., typifies the American company of the 2000s--a small business scrambling to meet intense competition with too few hands. -
More DOC Contributors to Innovation News
(College of Liberal Arts, 2008-10-21)