Sentence examples for contained mechanisms from inspiring English sources

Like the Whitelaw model, the Willshaw model also contained mechanisms that ensured that the entire SC was innervated [coverage 98.5 ± 0.4%, Fig. 10(D ], and most of it was topographically ordered (Table 4).

The main criteria used for our choice were that (i) the models contained mechanisms that provided flexibility in the pattern of connections formed; (ii) the models simulated the development of two-dimensional maps, or could be extended to do so; and (iii) they had explicit representations of gradients to allow manipulations in gradients to be simulated.

The Bonn accords contain mechanisms for making the Afghan government more representative.

The case twists around an emerging multibillion-dollar market trading carbon-credits under the Kyoto Protocol, which contains mechanisms for outsourcing environmental protection to developing nations.

By S. J. Perelman The New Yorker, October 7 , 1967P. 47 Shortly after reading two news items about dentistry-one about a well known female singer who is a licensed dentist, the other about talking false teeth which contain mechanisms enabling them to radio information about forces acting upon chewing - the writer develops a severe toothache.

Due to their digestive functions, viscera usually contain mechanisms with diverse functions, such as pepsin, elastase, trypsin, and chymotrypsin.

It contains mechanisms for conveying the self-control information to the Manager in charge of processing QoS violation events.

Various routers, wireless chips, and other components of transmission and storage devices have repeatedly been demonstrated to contain mechanisms by which the manufacturer, or of course any actor of its choosing, can gain access to the device.

It is well established that vision contains mechanisms that sum over space and direction to detect these stimuli (Morrone et al., Nature 376 (1995) 507) and one possibility is that four cardinal mechanisms encode the entire family.

A simplex algorithm was used to fit models containing mechanisms spaced at a pitch of either 90° (cardinal model) or 45° (cardinal + model) and combined using a fourth-root summation rule.

Learning induced plasticity, which contains mechanisms to increase and decrease responsiveness, could marginalize representations of the sensory epithelia that are not typically used in reinforcing behaviors.