Sentence examples for a system to translate from inspiring English sources

To achieve a uniform DNA deposition density across square millimeters of substrate, we developed a system to translate a microliter droplet of solution slowly across a surface, shown schematically in Figure 2. Our approach simply involves lowering a disposable pipet tip until it contacts the droplet.

For example, DSpace has a plugin system to translate data between the internal metadata format and external data and metadata formats.

They used a cell-free system to translate a poly-uracil RNA sequence (i.e., UUUUU...) and discovered that the polypeptide that they had synthesized consisted of only the amino acid phenylalanine.

They've created a crowdsourced-style system to translate documents quickly and easily.

For example, a recent study developed a digital evaluation scoring system to translate disease complexity of patient information, clinical data, standard laboratory evaluations, imaging data and symptoms into the digital [71].

These features enable our analogy system to translate a map among concepts into a map between skills, and to support transfer even if two domains are only partially analogous.

The inspiration was modern-day fighter jets, which use a low-level flight control system to translate the intent of the pilot and keep the aircraft stable and tucked neatly inside a specific safety envelope.

A final example demonstrates the ability of the system to translate results identified by microarray technologies, or other related high throughput technologies, to identify likely Xenopus homologues.

In 2011, Facebook began using automated systems to translate users' posts and comments in the News Feed.

With the architecture proposed, we are not trying to build a domain independent translator but a system able to translate speech utterances into gesture sequences in a restricted domain: railway, flights or weather information.

One characteristic (but apocryphal) tale tells of an American military system designed to translate Russian into English, which is said to have rendered the famous Russian saying "The spirit is willing but the flesh is weak" into "The vodka is good but the meat is rotten .This sort of joke prompts a hollow laugh from those in the machine-translation (MT) business.