Sentence examples for derived message from inspiring English sources
These cells may "talk" back and forth in chemical-ese before passing their environmentally derived message on to the basal cells at the bottom of the taste bud, which may also talk back and forth with the receptor cells.
An example of such derived message is the QueueCreateNewNeighbourMessage defined as follows (using OMNeT .msg format): message QueueCreateNewNeighbourMessage.
These abundant polyA+ transcripts arise either from polyadenylation of the maternally derived message, or new transcription (maternal-embryonic transcripts).
The big debates about values and policies that campaigns are supposed to facilitate and take part in are replaced by psychographically derived messages targeted to ever-tinier slivers of voters who are deemed by an algorithm to be persuadable.
Walking the tree from the root to a service and adding each specified data element sequentially to the message therefore derives the message format for a specific service.
From this result we derive a message of partiality of transcriptome data in representing cell phenotypes, no matter how much quantitatively accurate.
The overall message derived from the introduction of mesostructured zeolites and additional messages are continued in the collection of articles contained in Ref [32] is that by judicious design of new solid catalysts, more efficient ways can be found for processing nonrenewable feedstocks.
The realization that Mayhugh's message derived — one could see, with nominal research — from a Web fallacy was dispiriting to Kahane.
"It's in you" is the rock-bottom spiritual assertion from Ram Dass on camera -- a message derived from the supernatural example of his guru, Maharajji, the quintessentially inexplicable Hindu holy man who granted Dr. Alpert a new identity and name (Ram Dass means "Servant of God") in the foothills of the Himalayas in 1967.
Kornberg was honored for the test-tube synthesis of DNA, the blueprint of heredity, and Ochoa for the synthesis of RNA, the genetic message derived from DNA. 2. In what year did Stanford Medicine researchers win both the Nobel Prize in Physiology/Medicine and the Nobel Prize in Chemistry?
This, in simple terms, is the message derived from reading or listening to Peter Bauer, London School of Economics professor and student of developing countries.
