- technology. In May the
business acquired Hygia Health,
Services SafeAir AG,
HyperBranch Medical Technology, Inc., and Invuity, Inc. In
February 2019 the company...
- The
commercial potential of
these discoveries led to the
formation of
Hyperbranch Medical Technology (acquired by
Stryker Inc.) and
commercialization of...
-
Hyper-Calvinism is a
branch of
Protestant theology that
places a
strong emphasis on God's
sovereignty at the
expense of
human responsibility. It is at...
-
Hyper-threading (officially
called Hyper-Threading
Technology or HT
Technology and
abbreviated as HTT or HT) is Intel's
proprietary simultaneous multithreading...
-
currently has 40
branches in Tehran, Shiraz, Isfahan, Yazd, Karaj, Mashhad,
Bandar Abbas Sirjan and Ghazvin.
About page on Iran
HyperStar
website "Stores...
- or so. '
Hyper-'
refers to
structure and not size." — Theodor H. Nelson,
Brief Words on the Hypertext, 23
January 1967 The
English prefix "
hyper-" comes...
- a
hyper-
branched DNA network. The
sequence debranching during amplification results in a high
yield of the products. To
separate the DNA
branching network...
- [ipɛʁkaʃɛʁ]; also
Hyper Cacher or
HyperCacher;
translated as "
Hyper Kosher") is a
chain of
kosher supermarkets in
France and Italy.
There are
branches in and around...
- and
shape of the
nanoparticle using tiny molds.
Dendrimers are
unique hyper-
branched synthetic polymers with monodis****d size, well-defined structure,...
-
scaffolds with
instructive biophysical signals,
functional nanoparticles,
hyper-
branched polymers and cell-sheet technologies. The
focus is on the use of biomaterials...
