Sentence examples for disaggregation system from inspiring English sources

Preparation was performed by mechanical dissection using an automated disaggregation system (Medimachine; Becton Dickinson, Heidelberg, Germany) as described elsewhere in detail (Maaser et al, 2001).

Intriguingly, Sse1 has recently been shown to function as part of a protein disaggregation system that appears to be conserved in mammalian cells (Shorter 2011; Duennwald et al. 2012).

The disaggregation scheme is implemented in an R package, named HyetosMinute, to support disaggregation from daily down to 1-min time scale.

A model to represent and analyze memory disaggregation has been designed and a statistics-based queuing-based full system simulator was developed to rapidly and accurately analyze applications performance in disaggregated systems.

The model was modularized and represented as functionals of appropriate technology options, which enables the aggregation and disaggregation of energy systems by defining functionals for single technologies, packages integrating multi-technologies, and mini-systems such as regions implementing industrial symbiosis.

In the disaggregation the traditional operating system is now a set of application services.

In addition, different food categorization systems and disaggregation of composite foods (eg, convenience foods, ready meals, and sauces) into component food categories in NDNS and INTERMAP studies are also likely to account for some differences.

When I spoke at the VMware user conference, I said that virtualization will be the disaggregation of the traditional operating system.

Recently, the cooperation of Hsp26p wih Hsp104p/Hsp70p/Hsp40p chaperone system on protein disaggregation in yeast was reported [ 47, 48].

In general it is a product of fragmented global educational systems and the disaggregation of science into smaller individual sub-disciplines undertaken by independent scholars, who publish their research findings in peer-reviewed journals.

Application is illustrated for system reliability analysis; disaggregations of failure according to human error, random error or "act of God"; estimation of errors in the normal tail approximation; and fast probability integration of piecewise normal distributions.