Sentence examples for a functional example from inspiring English sources
The vibrations and kinetics of a traversing wheel over an obstacle is a paradigm that can serve as a functional example for energy dissipation of wheeled vehicles.
A mutation-compensation pair defines a structural and a functional example of coevolving sites in which the deleterious effect of the mutation is suppressed by its compensatory partner.
A functional example of the importance of multicellular structures may be found in the brain, where neuron glia networks cooperate to transduce signals.
The physical locations where information for a data collection can be retrieved are recorded, along with a functional example identifier, which allows their concatenation into a resolvable URL address.
A classic functional example is the stone endscraper, used for scraping animal hides.
Finally, we identified genomic regions with clusters of highly dynamic CpGs and present a likely functional example.
Comex, a well-known jailbreak developer who went off to spend some time as an Apple intern before moving on to other projects, has whipped up a fleeting but seemingly functional example of what a browser might look like running on the Apple Watch — and… well, again: you probably don't want this.
Below we highlight a few functional examples of SOX2 in cancer before we review the latest SOX2 research in different aspects of cancer physiology including: cellular proliferation, apoptosis and invasion/migration/metastasis.
These proteins contain two modules: (i) a zinc finger protein (ZFP -based DNA-binding domain (DBD) designed to recogniZFP -basedfic sequence (for example, a motif in the promoter of a certain gene); (ii) a functional module (for example, a transcriptional activation or repression domain).
As functional examples, TIP4P/Ew and TIP4P/2005 water models were analyzed using VTREMD.
If an individual prefers a bodily state that might otherwise count as a functional limitation (his example is Asperger's syndrome), then it isn't a disability for her (2006: 14); it doesn't affect her flourishing.
