Sentence examples similar to conserving communication avenues from inspiring English sources
Estrin's scheme, still in rudimentary stages, calls for far less indirection to conserve communication power.
Estrin's plan, still in a rudimentary stage, calls for far less indirection to conserve communication power.
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And then we'll see if this opens up new channels of communication, and avenues for addressing these other issues.
Primary cilia and basal bodies are evolutionarily conserved organelles that mediate communication between the intracellular and extracellular environments.
For instance, in noting that the Japanese have relatively little interest in conserving biodiversity, he reflects that this may be because they largely enjoy nature culturally transformed into an artform, often as an avenue of escape from the workday life.
Given that Lam6 is part of a large protein family and is conserved in vertebrates, our work opens avenues for investigating the underlying principles of organelle communication.
Finally, as most communication is limited in each VC, the energy consumed through communication is also conserved.
This cross-kingdom communication is broadly conserved, providing a compelling argument for its adaptive value.
