Sentence examples for a specialisation of from inspiring English sources
More generally, smart manufacturing can be considered a specialisation of big data, whereby big data technologies and methods are extended to meet the needs of manufacturing.
Moreover, the paper provides guidelines for a specialisation of the Meta Model with respect to a particular application domain and a demonstration of the applicability of the Production Meta PSM based on a case study in a Holonic Manufacturing System environment.
These features raise the possibility that there has been either a diversification of mitotic functions in the trypanosome Kinesin-13 proteins, or a specialisation of roles for specific microtubule sets.
The learning progresses to a specialisation of the cerebellum in adaptation tasks, and a specialisation of striatal circuits in sequence learning.
The concepts are connected by complex relationship networks that provide generalisation, specialisation and attribute relationships, for example, "focal pneumonia" is a specialisation of "pneumonia".
The compartmentalisation of RNase E and the degradosome may be a specialisation of the β- and γ-Proteobacteria, as RNase E of other species generally lacks identifiable membrane anchors.
Pastoralism is not yet understood as a specialisation to take advantage of instability and variability, and as a result, the trend has continued towards replacing pastoralism as a livelihood strategy rather than investing in it.
Latherin, therefore, provides insight into an unusual specialisation of a large mammal and also how proteins on their own can act as surfactants in their native folded state.
Previous work has suggested a functional specialisation of OFC and ACC for delay- and effort-based decisions, respectively.
The living non keratinized epidermis and scales are a functional specialisation of teleost skin and the latter structures are dermal skeletal elements which form after metamorphosis in juvenile fish [ 6].
This research has revealed that signalling in a proteinaceous specialisation of the dendritic spine called the postsynaptic density (PSD) is central to the induction of both LTP and LTD 4. The PSD was first observed in electron micrographs as 'localised regions of thickening and increased density' 5 attached to the postsynaptic 6 membrane of excitatory synapses.
