Sentence examples for Natural organization from inspiring English sources
In the field of nanotechnologies, effort currently aims at mimicking this natural organization.
That is natural organization building, I think, and not necessarily a sign of a more enlightened approach.
Restitution of the natural organization and orientation of cells is imperative for the construction of functional tissue scaffolds.
Exploitation of the natural organization of the genetic code has led to 'focused' libraries that are lower in overall complexity yet biased towards variants with preferred biophysical properties.
Most of these engineering techniques are aimed at mimicking the natural organization of the bone tissues and thereby create a conducive environment for bone regeneration.
Information is also the resource that characterizes the dissipative systems, that is, the biosphere, including all living beings, and the anthropic and natural organization, which acquire negentropy from the environment by expelling entropy (Prigogine 1981).
Now there are "natural organizations" that Mr. Federighi says are organized into a feature called Moments.
Challenges work because they emulate the natural adaptive organization of nature where multiple semi-independent agents are solving problems where they occur.
The immobilization of an artificial multienzyme system on a nanomaterial to mimic natural multienzyme organization could lead to promising biocatalysts.
Common among these techniques is the desire to mimic natural enzyme organization for optimizing the production of valuable metabolites with industrial and medical importance.
He described Stop Pelosi PAC as a "natural grassroots organization" that would, in part, target Democratic political candidates throughout the country who receive fundraising support from Pelosi.
