Sentence examples for because their functionality is from inspiring English sources

The single major exception are branches belonging to the old world monkeys subtree (the most closely related to human), which, despite their relative short length, bear significant amount of information over the fate of sites along the human branch, probably because their functionality is very similar to that in human.

However, their functionality is limited mainly because of the susceptibility on tribological wear.

Their functionality is currently still debated because of their low level of expression and conservation between species.

Thus, FPGAs occupy a middle ground between PLDs and ASICs because their functionality can be customized in the field like PLDs, but they can contain millions of logic gates and be used to implement extremely large and complex functions that previously could be realized using only ASICs.

Signaling pathways offer an excellent framework for deriving models of biological activity because their functionality can be easily conceptualized: it simply consists on the potential of transmitting a signal from the protein that receives a stimulus (signal input) to the effector protein that triggers the action (signal output) in response to the stimulus.

But their sensing functionality is restricted because of bulk performance allowing no more than one kind of application.

Try this one on for size:I was a little disappointed when I first bought this item, because the functionality is limited.

I was a little disappointed when I first bought this item, because the functionality is limited.

We selected node monitoring as an example of a low-priority application because this functionality is less important than the core WSN mission of gathering environmental data and this application data can tolerate delay.

This rapid and delicate supramolecular self-assembling system is promising as a stimuli-responsive material and should find a broad range of applications because the functionality is variable and switchable in response to simultaneous multiple stimuli.

Does that mean Rdio for iPhone, and by extension other jukebox-in-the-cloud services like Spotify and Rhapsody stand a chance of being "Google Voice'd" out of the App Store because the functionality is similar to a service Apple will provide in-house?