Sentence examples for architecture implies that from inspiring English sources

This transcriptional architecture implies that most genomic regions serve multiple functions.

This type of system architecture implies that there are at least two system buses, one for instruction transfers and one for data.

This architecture implies that for any job to be run on GPU, it has to be broken into blocks of computation that can run independently without communicating with each other [32].

The non-adaptive population genetic perspective on the evolution of eukaryotic gene architecture implies that introns are devoid of function, at least originally.

The wide variety of structurally and functionally distinct proteins and peptides capable of forming amyloid fibrils identified by their cross-β sheet architecture implies that polypetides have an intrinsic propensity toward fibril formation.

During such morphogenetic processes, epithelial sheets in general maintain their multicellular architecture, implying that they must engage the mechanisms to change the spatial relationship with their neighbors without disrupting the junctions.

The absence of sex-specific genetic influences and the absence of age effects on the genetic architecture imply that for purposes of identifying and quantifying genetic and environmental influences on SWB sex and age are no matter of concern in adolescents and young adults.

It is thus as misleading to imply (as Fergusson implied) that architecture is civil engineering plus ornament as it is to imply (as Le Corbusier did) that the status of the two professions is to be distinguished by the relative superiority of beauty over harmony.

Such domain architecture reinvention implies that individual domains in an architecture can have different evolutionary histories, and therefore are unlikely to be orthologous to the same genes.

That this shared domain architecture implies functions in common, has now been demonstrated experimentally [ 34, 35].

They report that alleles of these genes typical of modern corn were already present more than 4000 years ago, implying that plant architecture and kernel nutritive properties were selected early, long before corn reached North America.