Sentence examples for described distributed from inspiring English sources

Within the class of secondary active transporters (antiports, symports, and uniports), ten families of antibiotic efflux pumps have been described, distributed in five superfamilies [SMR (Small Multidrug Resistance), MET (Multidrug Endosomal Transporter), MAR (Multi Antimicrobial Resistance), RND (Resistance Nodulation Division), and MFS (Major Facilitator Superfamily)].

The genus Macrobrachium has more than 100 species described, distributed exclusively in freshwater and brackish habitats (except M. intermedium (Stimpson, 1860)) [106], [106].

One ED participant described distributing the intervention prior to biopsy as "trying to fix a problem before it exists" and another recommended that distribution of educational materials be left up "to the individual patient".

More importantly, he anticipated the consequences all this would have on the nature of social interaction, describing distributed online communities that work just as Facebook and Twitter do today.Technology Quarterly More than just digital quilting A classic invention Return of the human computers Indolent or aggressive?

It allows to describe distributed applications and handle deployment of the entire or a part of them.

Mathematical models that describe distributed parameter systems are composed of systems of partial differential and algebraic equations.

The chemical programming paradigm has been introduced in the late eighties as an elegant way of formally describing distributed programs.

The descriptions provided in the Section 4 describe distributed operations that can manipulate vectors (albeit after some unwrapping of the recursive descriptions).

Recently, Domaschka et al., in [49], have proposed a taxonomy for describing distributed databases with regards to their reliability and availability.

This technique is applicable to a wide range of transfer functions: with or without time-delay, rational and non-rational ones, and those describing distributed parameter systems.

In Section  3.1 we describe distributed methods for finding the value of the scaling parameter which yields the fastest convergence rate.