Dr Emmott reckons that a biological computer might find it easier to cope with problems that have foxed the traditional, silicon variety for decades—such as how to recognise what it is that they see.Working with Stephen Muggleton of Imperial College, London, he is developing an "artificial scientist" that would be capable of combining inductive logic with probabilistic reasoning.
He is capable of combining the essayistic, the lyrical, the humorous and the aphoristic, sometimes within a single paragraph, as he does in these musings on the Romanian dictator's taste in statuary: "Ceausescu sculptures were always one and a half times life-size, so that when you stood beside them you were outscaled, but realistically — diminished yet in a discomfitingly human way.
This method is capable of combining integrals in geosciences disciplines.
Since Dempster-Shafer theory is capable of combining reports from different SUs under the influence of uncertainty, it is well-suited for the CSS in CRN.
On one hand, it is capable of combining the benefits of analytical models and simulation tools (i.e., speed and accuracy).
Based on the blower gun principle, it is capable of combining high repetition rates up to 143 Hz and low pellet sizes and velocities.
A leading candidate amongst these is the Single Transferable Vote (STV), a non-categorical ordinal ballot system that may be capable of combining the essential 'fairness' of proportionality with the centripetal benefits of some inter-ethnic vote-pooling.
Using methods of first-order and second-order geometric aberration correction, direct ray tracing simulations predict that these columns will be capable of combining high probe current (>1 μA) with high spatial resolution (<20 nm).
We decided to use the multiphysics software COMSOL, which is capable of combining several differential equations (hydrodynamics, heat and mass transfer) in order to optimize hydrodynamics and transfer phenomena when bioluminescence occurs.
