Analytical tools for the nanoworld

Powering the Nanoworld

‘Robot’ is a word of Czech origin and describes a machine that automatically performs complicated, often repetitive tasks – while a machine is any assemblage of parts that transmit forces, motion, and energy one to another in a predetermined manner. Although these formal definitions derive from the macroscopic world, assemblage, transmission and repetition remain key issues in the development o...

the effect of using critical discourse analytical tools on the improvement of the learners level of critical thinking in reading comprehension

?it is of utmost priority for an experienced teacher to train the mind of the students, and enable them to think critically and correctly. the most important question here is that how to develop such a crucial ability? this study examines a new way to the development of critical thinking utilizing critical discourse analytical tools. to attain this goal, two classes of senior english la...

Analytical tools for cell research.

The first publication on the subject of this special issue appeared in 1926 [1]. This report described the analysis of halides in ∼1 mL of sap taken from Nitella plant cells. While useful for giant plant cells, the technologies available at that time were not adequate for investigating non-plant cells, including mammalian cells. It was not until 1952, when immortal cell lines became available, ...

Analytical Tools for Natural Algorithms

We introduce an analytical tool to study the convergence of bidirectional multiagent agreement systems and use it to sharpen the analysis of various natural algorithms, including flocking, opinion consensus, and synchronization systems. We also improve classic bounds about colored random walks and discuss the usefulness of algorithmic proofs.

Conferences in the nanoworld.