Sentence examples for capabilities control from inspiring English sources

The ICELL8 Single-Cell System delivers greater cell isolation capabilities, control over the selection of isolated cells, and the ability to run multisample experiments.

From mainframes up through cloud-native (and even serverless) computing, the goal for CIOs has always been to strike the right balance between cost, capabilities, control and flexibility.

The positive sign and statistically significant estimates of the leadership variables above may be partially attributed to Audretsch's hypothesis (p. 274 in Audretsch and Feldman 2003), "….three factors shape the formation of alliances - capabilities, control, and context.

Many believe that mobile and desktop gaming are not on a collision course – each will have its place, and serve different functions owing to different graphics capabilities, control schemes and more.

In the 20 years since Wolfe wrote about neuroscience it's perhaps most remarkable that questions about the meaning of life have started to take a back seat as the big developments have shifted towards reading, modifying and extending the brain's capabilities: controlling brain cells with fibre optics, connecting robots to neural implants, and using electrodes to alter brain circuits.

The news was sent out via an internal newsletter, which mentions that the reason for the switch was because the company "determined that the iOS platform offered the best capabilities, controls and security for application development".

We were able to develop recombinant clones with stable and reproducible mRNA levels and intracellular product formation, as well as similar growth and expression capabilities controlled by targeted integration of transgene cassettes into the same chromosomal environment by RMCE.

Current devices for loading explants in organ culture, whether custom-built or commercial, have various deficiencies in their loading capability, control mechanism and strain assessment.

He briefly reviews the capabilities of control theory, economic modeling, biological cell modeling, and game theory.

Phononic crystals are artificial structures with unique capabilities to control the transmission of acoustic waves.

In the future of manufacturing, all devices and systems should have sensing and basic intelligence capabilities for control and adaptation.