Sentence examples for copy mechanism from inspiring English sources

The multiple backup copy mechanism of HDFS makes the running MapReduce tasks fault-tolerant.

Specifically, Borgatti [36] typified the mechanisms of dyadic diffusion into two major forms; one replication (copy mechanism) and another transfer (move mechanism).

This single copy mechanism offers a simple DTN routing approach in which the delay can be very large, especially in scenarios with low mobility or infrequent link formation between the source and destination.

Retroposition, an RNA-intermediated copy mechanism, could shape genomes widely in eukaryotes, and in particular plays a substantial role in evolution of functional novelties [ 1].

Additional mechanisms, including but not limited to a template copy mechanism initiated by short dysfunctional telomeres, might be responsible for generating new telomere DNA.

(7) Reciprocal projections from the MRF to the tectum [ 29] could underlie peri-conv assembly activity and function in feedback control of eye movements [ 30] or an efference copy mechanism that contributes to stable perception of prey during oculomotor and locomotor responses.

Reactivity of the auditory regions in the superior temporal cortex is modified during articulation, presumably via efference copy mechanisms (Curio, Neuloh, Numminen, Jousmäki, & Hari, 2000; Numminen & Curio, 1999).

We propose that somatomotor representations combine in a top-down fashion (Davis and Johnsrude 2007; Osnes et al. 2011) with auditory representations in order to guide speech perception; perhaps through efferent copy mechanisms similar to those proposed in neural models of speech production (Guenther et al. 2006; Hickok et al. 2011).

"It has not escaped our notice that the specific pairing we have postulated immediately suggests a possible copying mechanism for the genetic material," the authors demurely noted.

"It has not escaped our notice," they wrote in a brief paper in the journal Nature, that the double helix "immediately suggests a copying mechanism for the genetic material".

"It has not escaped our notice," Mr. Crick wrote in a lapidary conclusion to their report of April 25 , 1953 in the journal Nature, "that the specific pairing we have postulated immediately suggests a possible copying mechanism for the genetic material".