Sentence examples for artificially distributed from inspiring English sources

Dr. Dornhaus's own agile work on social insects has attracted the attention of computer scientists and engineers because "they need such algorithms to design artificially distributed problem-solving systems".

Three different types of mutations were artificially distributed on a single template and amplified by PCR with specific primers (Fig.  4a).

To counter this threat, the player or a computer faction builds "The Voice of Alpha Centauri" secret project, which artificially links Planet's distributed nervous system into the human Datalinks, delaying Planet's metamorphosis into full self-awareness but incidentally increasing its ultimate intelligence substantially by giving it access to all of humanity's accumulated knowledge.

When the teeth were artificially worn down, the stress was distributed across the surface of the tooth (inset), resulting in a lighter load overall.

Yang et al. 17 reported that artificially generated transforming mutations are widely distributed in the 3‐D structure of mTOR.

On this distributed architecture, the movement (of disabled members) is artificially controlled by means of a global controller which pilots a set of stimulation units.

The cases with territory not known have not been proportionally distributed between the local areas, because this would have artificially inflated the levels of significance without increased accuracy.

Point-source inversion methods are an ideal way of localizing MEG activity for use in a DCM analysis, as they reduce the data down to a number of discrete regions rather than providing a distributed imaging solution that would have to be split artificially into regions of interest.

The resource heartlands in question were, as Monnet put it, "distributed unevenly but in complementary fashion over a triangular area artificially divided by historical frontiers".

When the assembled sequence is distributed among numerous contigs, in silico-deduced restriction fragments become artificially broken, making it is nearly impossible to derive an accurate restriction enzyme digestion-based fingerprint from the many combinatorial possibilities.

For Hanski, the notion of distributing microbes artificially is not enough.