Sentence examples for capable of programming from inspiring English sources

Controlling and guiding cell behavior requires scaffolding materials capable of programming the three-dimensional (3-D) extracellular environment.

Sandra Vivian-Calderon heads the Girls Who Code club at Castlemont High School in Oakland, CA. She says she didn't think she was capable of programming before participating in the program.

He said he had plenty of new recruits ready and able to operate drones or other virtual fighting machines - but no one capable of programming them, or even interested in learning how.

Encouragingly, even these unoptimized molecules were capable of programming cell cell and cell−surface adhesion of model cell lines with results comparable to DAG when incorporating 60 base polythymine spacers.

But the thing you must keep in mind is that the benefit to the presidential campaigns of early voting can only be accomplished if it has a state organization that is capable of program to "bank" a meaningful number of early votes, so that it can focus its attention to more traditional GOTV tasks in the final week.

Since Mus81-Mms4 and Yen1 would generate a mixture of COs and NCOs, meiotic cells may have first gained control over their actions to be capable of tightly programming CO formation and distribution.

The mobile first environment symbolizes the company's focus as a platform provider with the promise of connecting the enterprise to the billions of things that are increasingly capable of being programmed through APIs.

Thermally actuated shape-memory polymers (SMPs) are capable of being programmed into a temporary shape and then recovering their permanent reference shape upon exposure to heat, which facilitates a phase transition that allows dramatic increase in molecular mobility.

It was shown that CPE is capable of inducing programmed cell death in stomach cancer cells [ 17] and playing a role in the prevention of the precancerous and cancer lesions in the colon [ 18, 19].

The core of the architecture is an execution engine capable of running programs defined as extended finite state machines (XFSMs).

Because there will be two types of cable-ready sets -- those that can receive digital programming and others that are also capable of supporting interactive programming -- two different names were needed.