Sentence examples for configuration blocks from inspiring English sources
A decondensed ('open') configuration allows DNA binding proteins such as transcription factors access to binding sites, whereas a condensed ('closed') configuration blocks transcription binding sites, thereby regulating gene transcription [24].
The static equilibrium analysis of the spring-loaded planar articulated manipulator is based on the energy approach, formulated by a constant stiffness block matrix and its associated configuration block matrices.
FFT size N is given as the input to the configuration block.
In general, RAM is much faster than disks and can provide higher bandwidths (>100X) with much lower latency (2000x), so cache is used to alleviate the load of slow backend disks, as shown in Figure 5. Figure 5 Memcached configuration block diagram.
The friction behavior and the wear resistance of the corresponding coatings were then evaluated in dry sliding conditions in two different configurations: block-on-ring (Amsler) and ball-on-disc.
In order to preserve the anatomical configuration, the blocks were sectioned at a sufficient thickness (6 8 mm) to prevent block deformity from the shearing force of sectioning.
It is inspired by Wittgenstein's language games: a human wishes to accomplish some task (e.g., achieving a certain configuration of blocks), but can only communicate with a computer, who performs the actual actions (e.g., removing all red blocks).
Two novel thiophene-based conjugated networks CMPs-TTT and CMPs-DTBT were designed and prepared with different steric configuration building blocks by FeCl3 oxidative coupling polymerization.
In order to demonstrate the ability of the method, a simple problem is presented aiming at searching for best configuration of blocks located for creating valuable fish habitat in a canal.
The resources utilized by the FPGA implementation in terms of the numbers of configuration logic block (CLB) slices, flip-flop slices, DSP 48's, input/output blocks (IOBs), and block RAMs (BRAMs) are given in Table 3.
