Sentence examples for ability to emulate in from inspiring English sources
In this respect, the ability to emulate in a cell culture the physical cues involved in the physiological development of a normal cardiac tissue is a key for a successful application of tissue engineering in regenerative medicine.
Yet emojis are more powerful than they may first appear, and their real power lies in their ability to emulate a real face.
"The Italian government has been severely constrained in its ability to emulate the Spanish example, due to high public debt and the new, more stringent EU state-aid rules, whereby NPL purchases by a public entity would trigger an onerous 'bail-in' of bank creditors," said Federico Santi, an analyst at the risk consultancy Eurasia Group.
Although I sometimes fail in my ability to emulate my President, he remains my personal hero.
Composites comprising a polymeric component and calcium phosphate are discussed in light of their ability to emulate the soft/hard composite structure of bone.
It assesses women's economic success in terms of their ability to emulate men's traditional gender roles, with no consideration of support for raising children or caring for other dependent family members.
Indeed, the ability to impersonate has sometimes been argued to be uniquely human [15], [72], [73]; emulation has therefore been considered primitive compared to impersonation, although in child development the ability to emulate appears much later [74].
While the system shows a satisfactory emulation accuracy of about 77.4 μ A during a solar panel emulation its latency, measured in 7.4 ms, can negatively impair the ability to emulate a generic energy source for wireless sensor networks.
This provides the ability to emulate the EEPROM within the flash and upgrade the system while it is in the field.
Fuzzy expert systems have the ability to emulate fuzzy human reasoning and judgment processes.
The primary appeal of neural networks is their ability to emulate the brain's pattern-recognition skills.
