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encode

[en-kohd] / ɛnˈkoʊd /


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"Some methods also make unrealistic assumptions, such as ignoring feedback loops between genes. Our approach takes advantage of information encoded in DNA to enable the identification of true cause-and-effect relationships between genes in the brain."

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When electrons absorb a photon and are emitted from a material, they carry information encoded in their spin.

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The printing technique allows virtually any image to be encoded into the hydrogel.

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That resilience makes them attractive candidates for encoding information in future wireless communication systems.

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While optimization can indirectly address some security vulnerabilities, the assets unique to quantum computing, such as circuit topology, encoded data or hardware coded intellectual property systems generally lack end-to-end protection.

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