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medidas de ataque eletrônico Electronic warfare undertaken to prevent or reduce an enemy's effective use of the electromagnetic spectrum.
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We found no statistically significant correlation between the ECM components and age.
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Both cell-ECM and cell-cell adhesion sites contain discrete, yet overlapping, functional modules.
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Collagen IV supported the serum-deprived cells better than the other ECM proteins.
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We find that increasing ECM stiffness enhances neuritogenesis and suppresses cell proliferation.
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The small membrane vesicles become the mineralization sites of formed bone ECM.
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The ice giant planet Maelstrom was one huge natural source of electronic countermeasures.
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Zolan, a member of our group is an expert in electronic countermeasures, counter-countermeasures, and so on.
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No-wait ,yes :likewhen you're trying to get through electronic countermeasures and then the target's ECM goes offline.
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Now, one company wants to outfit robots with the electronic countermeasures, to keep the machines safe from remotely-detonated explosives.
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Problem is, missile warning systems and electronic countermeasures don't do much good when you're being targeted with dumb bullets.
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Military helicopters have sophisticated electronic countermeasures to detect and defend against surface-to-air missiles, by jamming or fooling the seekers that guide the missiles to target.
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"He was probably making it with some ho in the elevator," said Riddler, who worked the radar and ECMs, or electronic countermeasures.