Sentence examples for constitutes of multiple from inspiring English sources
The layer constitutes of multiple high-end servers and data centers which are capable of processing and storing an enormous amount of data.
Clearly, the two scalar products representing the ICI in (42) are constituted of multiple interfering signals.
The CPRBF is constituted of multiple RBF networks connected in parallel for time series prediction.
In classrooms, exercises constituted of multiple problems are often more effective than that of a single problem.
The entire round trip was unfortunately never used in one single experiment since it was constituted of multiple data sets.
As a result, the uncertain systems with disturbances constituting of multiple unknown-frequency sinusoidal components can be controlled within the DOBC framework, where asymptotic stability can be guaranteed.
The extracts of Maesa macrophylla significantly inhibited the growth of HeLa and MCF7 cancerous cell lines and constituted of multiple known biologically active compounds.
CcmN is an essential β-carboxysome assembly protein composed of a N-terminal domain constituted of multiple bacterial hexapeptide repeat domains (Pfam00132), separated from the C-terminal domain (containing the EP) by a linker of variable sequence and length.
DNA-repair systems such as MMR and NER are constituted of multiple proteins and defects of different factors within a DNA repair system may result in differing mutation frequencies, mutation spectra and mutation hotspots within coding and non-coding DNA.
His presentation included examples of gene fusions and domain reshuffling which constitute cases of multiple ancestral origins that could not be reconstructed using trees but require a new type of network model multirooted trees.
Automated procedures of model simplification, however, often make us forget that this constitutes a case of multiple hypotheses testing that will lead to high rates of type I errors (Zhang 1992; Whittingham et al. 2006; Mundry and Nunn 2009) as well as biased effect size estimates (Burnham and Anderson 2002; Lukacs et al. 2010).
