Sentence examples for digital mutations from inspiring English sources

In this set Shibata pairs his Syncbody (below)—a freaky 3D human visual that dances to sound automatically with VJing, which makes for a twitching thrill ride of jerking female forms and faces, digital mutations, and a glitchy-electronic meltdown that will certainly jar you from any mid-morning/afternoon slump you may be hitting at work.

In addition to these explicitly defined mutations, digital organisms may also occasionally undergo implicit mutations that result in the deletion or duplication of multiple instructions.

And aspects of it -- its blend of glamour and abjection, say -- find resonance in our own turn-of-the-century culture, when all forms, natural and artificial, are candidates for digital or genetic mutation, making everything "design".

We also confirmed the presence of KRAS and GNAS mutations by digital droplet PCR assays specific to KRAS G12A/V/D and GNAS R201C/H (RainDance Technologies' RainDrop dPCR system).

The program, which ran on more than 100 workstations, demonstrated the mutation of digital forms and elementary aspects of evolution.

The reader may want to refer to an article published in Nature, volume 412, July 19 , 2001(www.nature.com), "Evolution of digital organisms at high mutation rates leads to survival of the flattest," where Claus Wilke and collaborators used the power of computers to construct an artificial living system that behaves in a remarkably lifelike way.

Uproot's strength is Clayton's determination to look beyond the easy answers: he enthuses about the liberatory potential of the new connections, fusions and mutations encouraged by digital music, and globally available cheap software like FruityLoops, but is keen we shouldn't overlook its limitations.

Thus, many approaches for sequential monitoring of ctDNA have focussed on high-throughput techniques such as droplet and digital PCR to trace individual mutations in a patient's blood over time (Zheng et al. 2016).

Following initial screening by Ion Torrent and validation by MiSeq, Sanger and/or digital PCR, very few "true positive" mutations were observed overall, with only 7 mutations detected among 5 of 11 cases.

We present a pilot study of the detection circulating free DNA (cfDNA) combined with tumor specific mutation detection by digital PCR as a novel minimally invasive biomarker in pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma (PDAC).

In order to demonstrate this non-invasive test, first we directly counted the number of mutants and wildtype allele for the mutation site using digital PCR and a Taqman primer/probe targeting two different fluorophores to each allele.