Sentence examples for colonies model from inspiring English sources
Another important point to note is that our "collapsed colonies" model a localized environment.
Later, in "Common Sense," Thomas Paine called for a "Continental Charter or Charter of the United Colonies," modeled after the Magna Carta, "securing freedom and property to all men".
This paper presents on-line fault detection and fault repair capability of our Unitronics architecture, based on a bio-inspired prokaryotic bacterial colony model.
The biofilm colony model enabled us to discover the spatiotemporal localization of specific cell subpopulations with different functions and determine their impact on the protection and survival of the whole colony.
Based on the colony model of Macevicz and Oster [ 8] we investigate how the optimal strategy of temporal resource allocation is influenced by the distribution of environmental conditions (mean, variance and shape of the distribution of expected season length).
They mulled creating a writer's colony modeled on Yaddo but decided that such a move would involve too much bureaucracy.
Now Carlene Bauer, author of a precocious memoir, "Not That Kind of Girl," about growing up evangelical in a secular age, has dug into the dawn of the "Mad Men" era for her first novel, about two young writers on the rise who meet at an artists' colony modeled on Yaddo during the summer of 1957.
Like the colony models presented here, steep oxygen gradients are known to form within cancerous tumors that profoundly affect their metabolism [ 47].
Cells were grown planktonically or as surface colonies in/on model systems.
Yeast colonies: a model for studies of aging, environmental adaptation, and longevity.
