Rosetta

"Rosetta Genomics is currently developing a technology that will be the basis of a CUP diagnostic tests, " the company said in a statement.

Perhaps the only data format that comes close to rivalling paper for stability and digital media for data density is the Rosetta Disk.

The Rosetta team decided to give them a chance to see if they really could.

The instruments aboard Rosetta recorded the first close-up image of the biggest asteroid so far visited by a spacecraft.

Those sorts of extensive rearrangements were beyond Rosetta's abilities, since the energy changes involved in the transitions are so large.

The images gave the Rosetta team a chance to calibrate its instruments on a real space object to make sure everything was in working order.

Mr Cooper thinks it feasible to incorporate unique human search strategies in Rosetta or other algorithmic approaches.

At first glance, Steins looked like a 5-kilometer wide diamond, but as Rosetta shot by, craters and a more extended shape become evident.

The European Space Agency's deep space probe Rosetta transmitted high-resolution images of an asteroid millions of miles from Earth.

This also will help the Rosetta developers community to further develop the software and the reliability of its predictions.

Our Rosetta Technology supported this exchange of information by providing seamless network interoperability and data link control.

Letters that are obvious to us become, to other eyes, a cipher as mysterious as the Rosetta Stone.

As Rosetta drew close, a giant bowl-shaped depression stretching across much of the asteroid rotated into view.

Andy Xie, an economist with Rosetta Stone Advisors in Shanghai, says shadow financing propels China's small and medium enterprises.

Unfortunately, shortly before its closest flyby at five hundred miles, Rosetta's narrow angle camera stopped working.

Chasing after his dog, the boy tripped over a log and fell smack dab into what some call "the Rosetta stone of human evolution. "

Shifting every bond by a single partner was beyond Rosetta's abilities, but it's something a human can do trivially.

With the help of a formidable weapon called Rosetta@home, Baker's team had dominated CASP since 1998.

David Baker has a project, Rosetta@home, that uses distributed computing to search for the shapes of proteins.

Mr Fu wants to expand his business with the lofty ambition of competing with the industry leader, Rosetta Stone.

Standing on a sandy beach at the mouth of the Rosetta branch of the Nile, I was puzzled by what seemed a ghost town.

Shortly after closest approach, Rosetta began transmitting data to Earth for processing.

According to a news feature on Foldit, the project arose from an earlier distributed computing effort called Rosetta@home.

the Rosetta stone, that providential archaeological find.

Demotic script on a replica of the rosetta stone on display in Magdeburg.

But Rosetta@home was getting stumped by puzzles that Baker thought humans, with their superior spatial reasoning, would solve easily.

But, after nearly eight years at Rosetta Stone, he is aware of the limitations of the business school experience.

Then in 1799 a French archaeological expedition at the Egyptian harbor of Rosetta discovered an ancient stone.

A colleague, David Salesin, suggested converting Rosetta@home into an interactive game.

In 2001 Merck acquired Rosetta Inpharmatics, a software firm specialising in the interpretation of gene-expression profiles.

RosettaNet takes its name from the Rosetta stone, which a soldier in Napoleon's army discovered in Egypt in 1799.

Rosetta Stone, a language software provider, has risen 57 per cent since its New York debut.

And this became my Holy Grail, my Rosetta Stone.

The Moon is a Rosetta Stone for solar system exploration and science.

This is Lutetia, a 100km-long asteroid visited in July by the European Space Agency's craft Rosetta.

Rosetta Stone Welsh Level I