Sentence examples similar to autonomously organized from inspiring English sources
Briefly, all IEEE 802.11s enabled node (or mesh STAs) autonomously organize themselves to create the mesh basic service set (MBSS).
ECs cultured in vitro autonomously organize into vascular networks (Folkman and Hauenschild 1980); and ECs move along growing sprouts (Jakobsson et al. 2010).
Such communities mostly act autonomously, organize their own structures and collaboration, and use technology in order to meet particular challenges and problems.
Enzymes are the biological catalysts that control chemical reactions with high efficiency and specificity in the complex cellular and extracellular environments Molecular self-assembly is the process by which molecules autonomously form organized structures with well-defined geometry and it is determinant for cell structure and function.
Organ growth and cellular differentiation are either organized cell-autonomously or through perception of signals delivered through the vascular tissue or generated by one lobe cell type and perceived by another.
They are organized semi-autonomously with little central control.
Moreover, whatever these small negative effects may be, people can mitigate them by organizing autonomously.
The development of multicellular organisms is highly organized in a complex spatio-temporal manner that enables an enormous number of cells to form a single individual autonomously.
A biological motivation of this hypothesis comes from Rudolf A. Raff who proposed that early embryogenesis is governed by global pattern formation processes and that during later development, the embryo is being organized into developmental modules, allowing each module to differentiate autonomously.
Several studies have demonstrated that biological networks are organized into pathways or modules, each of which contain highly connected groups of genes that may act semi-autonomously with respect to the action of the network as a whole [ 20].
