Sentence examples for chemical rules from inspiring English sources
Now, with our network and the chemical rules we taught the computer, we can search and evaluate for one-pot sequences in seconds.
However, unlike the chemical rules, the nuclear ones do not oblige members to cut off trade with countries, such as India, Pakistan and Israel, that refuse to sign up for full IAEA safeguards.
We have already created a machine that not only contains all the chemical knowledge, but has also learned some 86,000 chemical rules; for comparison, the top-level organic chemists I have spoken to say they know 1,000-1,500 rules.
Traditional religious images of ourselves as God's creatures, or even of God, could be in for a rough time if we ever discover pond scum living by completely alien chemical rules on some moon or planet, let alone the Borg — the alien race ruled by a collective mind on "Star Trek" — inhabiting some distant realm.
We employed some basic chemical rules to assign the bond types.
Unmapped atoms are mapped by minimum chemical distance with two additional chemical rules applied.
Focusing on overcoming the most common errors generated by prior systems, chemOCR adopted a chemical rule-based expert system for the extraction of chemical structure diagrams.
This objective follows a chemical rule-set that was designed to mimic the decision-making process of a medicinal chemist in identifying common structural features of molecules.
In the House Homeland Security Committee, the Republicans recently succeeded in adding several weakening amendments, including one that could block implementation of safer-chemical rules if they cost jobs.
In fragment-based rescaffolding new molecules are assembled from small (sub-) molecular fragments or building blocks often by applying pseudo-chemical rules in their recombination (e.g., RECAP).
While the regression-based predictors attempted to infer physical-chemical "rules" of binding preferences and, to this end, incorporated information from all available single-mutants, the average-based approach considered a smaller, but perhaps more relevant, set of single-mutants.
