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In particular, Orbit uses radio signal attenuators that allow to mimic distance and radio signal propagation conditions over a wireless network.
Deploying interventions remotely and saving the multiple clinical visits should potentially facilitate compliance with study requirements, and allow to mimic real-life deployment of the training program.
Thereby, controlling the culture mode allows to mimic the niche in 3D models under different physiological conditions, which might be important for applications as test systems for drugs.
Now, I'm sure Apple has laid out in its terms of service somewhere that you're not allowed to mimic the iPhone's functionality.
Interdisciplinary Connections: Economics- Write an economic analysis of how you think the economy might react to certain inventions that allow humans to mimic aspects of nature.
What's new is that modern printing techniques allow wallpapers to mimic woven palm fronds, primitive tapa cloths and stone mosaics.
The android's face has been modeled on that of a famous newsreader, and sophisticated actuators allow it to mimic her facial movements.
Volkswagen said it would do so "step by step," but Porsche made no mention of the idea, which would allow VW to mimic the influence that Porsche already has over the larger company.
We are currently working on expanding this toolkit to other metabolic parameters, which will allow us to mimic metabolic changes induced by exercise and dietary changes in cell culture and model organisms.
Now, researchers from the Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences SEASS) and the Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering have shown how a multi-layered structure can allow robots to mimic the octopus's kinematics, creating and eliminating joints on command.
It's weird-looking (essentially just a few inches of faux fur) but its sensors allow it to mimic the reaction of a live animal whether you give it a nervous scratch or a slow, calm rub.
