Sentence examples for artificial structures that from inspiring English sources

A proposal by the United States and the European Union to monitor and regulate the use of fish-aggregating devices, artificial structures that attract young tuna and other fish, also failed as Asian fishing nations refused to consider any limits.

In his Guardian interview, Cameron praised the work of the Oxford economic professor Paul Collier, who wrote in Prospect magazine recently that lawyers and accountants who create shell companies should "hang their heads in shame" for creating artificial structures that facilitate "evil".

"These aggregations are frequently found in protected places called hibernacula that can be as varied as crevices and cracks of rocks or trunks, beneath the bark of trees, between walls of buildings, or any other natural or artificial structures that provides protection during hibernation".

Photonic crystals are artificial structures that have periodic dielectric components with different refractive indices.

Artificial structures that aggregate fish (fish aggregation devices; FADs) have been previously suggested to act as ecological traps by acting as a super-stimulus and misleading fish to make inappropriate habitat selections [3].

When we learn how to build artificial structures that can control and exploit molecular-level motion, and interface their effects directly with other molecular-level substructures and the outside world, it will potentially impact on every aspect of functional molecule and materials design.

Although it has been shown that all arginine residues within the peptide AA sDMA G sDMA G sDMA GMG sDMA GNIF122 become dimethylated in vivo, it is unclear whether the identified peptide with single dimethylation occurs in vivo and thus serves as the triggering epitope, or rather whether it represents an artificial structure that is more suitable for in vitro assays [ 21].

They are artificial crystal structures that do for electromagnetic waves what semiconductors do for electron waves.

Artificial non-natural GNRA/receptor modules have also been generated not only to obtain a better understanding of this class of motifs in natural RNA structures but also for application of these modular units to the design and construction of artificial RNA structures that can be used as platforms to generate functional RNAs applicable for nanobiotechnology.

The improved growth, in particular for the first several monolayers, provides great opportunities to design artificial thin film structures that have promising physical properties.

Based on knowledge about acoustical-electrical compatibility of cilia it is possible start to create artificial cilia-like structures that dramatically offers a new approach for cilia study and new sensory system for sensing reactions of fetus on the defined sound stimulation.