Sentence examples for cellular engine from inspiring English sources
Referring to the Analogic Cellular Engine ACE16k, note that a full description can be found in [12].
Recently, a Bio-inspired (Bi-i) Cellular Vision System has been introduced, which combines Analogic Cellular Engine (ACE16k) and DSP type microprocessors [9].
The lower layer is the Cellular Automata engine developed in Java.
Cell++ [ 16] combines a cellular automata engine with Brownian dynamics in order to simulate large quantities of small molecules on a discretized grid, while large molecules exhibit stochastic behaviour and move in a continuous space.
In summary, HN biology represents a novel mitochondrial paradigm that shifts our current view of mitochondria from a cellular energetics engine prone to wear-and-tear to an organelle with specific signaling peptides highly likely to be encoded within its own genome that are secreted and act as hormones (Fig. 2E).
The winners of the Japan Powder Metallurgy Association's (JPMA) 2000 awards expand the use of powder metallurgy (PM) technology in automotive manual transmissions, gas-fuelled engines, cellular phones and computers.
His real aim was to get beyond oncology's obsession with its internal-combustion engine — the cellular automaton and its genes — and only after his death has the field started to come to grips with his message.
"There's a little chemical processing plant in there, and some pretty amazing chemistry," said Thomas Hinman, vice president for diesel technologies at Corning, a leading supplier of cellular ceramic filters for diesel engines.
Im looking forward to Googles search engine capacity on my cellular phone within two years.
So it is that the world of silicon chips divides itself into two camps: the all-purpose ones that power desktop computers, and the fast, specialized, cheap ones that run cellular phones, answering machines or car engines.
The large molecular ensembles that drive cellular processes are highly dynamic and can operate as deterministic signalling engines capable of regulatory decision-making.
