Sentence examples for a range of artificial from inspiring English sources

The project brings together 19 authors with scientists working in a range of artificial life and unconventional computing disciplines "to follow research itself into the future, rather than reflect purely on current concerns".

This process can be experimentally reproduced; a range of artificial proteins obtained from idealized fragments has recently been described and some of these have already found direct applications.

To assess the diverse aspects of GR mechanisms of activation and gene regulation, researchers continue to use a range of artificial GR mutants.

The disc spins at different rotational velocities to generate a range of artificial gravity levels in space, from microgravity to multiples of Earth gravity.

Vidir Sigurdsson largely puts this down to the overhauling of Iceland's infrastructure, which was carried out by the country's governing body, the KSI, in 2000 and saw a range of artificial pitches built across Iceland and an emphasis put on small-sided games to improve the technique of young players.

The ISO 8608 norm, dealing with the classification of road surface profiles, is based on a comparison of the measured, single-sided PSD and eight categories labelled from A to H, defined by a range of artificial PSD.

IBM used a range of artificial-intelligence techniques to develop Watson, which proved capable of winning the game show Jeopardy! after mining vast quantities of information and extracting meaning from the text (see "A Worthwhile Contest for Artificial Intelligence").

Bezos, immensely private and known for successful business but high-stress workplaces, has over the past few years expanded far beyond his e-commerce empire to efforts across a range of industries: artificial intelligence with Alexa, space travel with Blue Origin, video with Amazon Studios and news with the Washington Post.

MetaMind is developing technology designed to be capable of a range of different artificial-intelligence tasks and hopes to sell it to other companies.

Wigs were available with attached whiskers for an extra £1, and a wide range of artificial beards included one with a patent steel spring mechanism to attach it – of particular interest to Withey, who wandered into the history of beards through his interest in new types of 18th-century steel, including improved razor blades.

A ligation was performed on a dilution range of artificial target (0.1 1 pM) to prove that the padlocks indeed recognise their target.