Sentence examples for drawing a structure from inspiring English sources

Moreover, there is a possibility of having a SharePoint discussion board where chemists interact by drawing a structure, then modifying it as needed.

A Chemically Aware SharePoint (CASP) allows users to tag documents by drawing a structure and associating it with the related content.

Since we know that chemists do not always draw a structure for any particular compound in the same way, 100% perfection will not be possible.

For the input of chemical structure for search, users can either draw a structure in the JSME [33] editor or enter a SMILES text that can be automatically converted into chemical structures.

Since the module containing atomic coordinates is an optional feature of MCDL descriptors, it was necessary for the Java applet to be capable of restoring these coordinates to draw a structure.

The client permits the user to input a SMILES string, or to draw a structure in using the JME editor [36], and then uses JSP (Java Server Pages) to submit the query request to the web service and display and parse the XML results, and JavaScript to handle the XML file as the response return back from the server side.

Users can search the SkinSensDB database using functions of exact, substructure and similarity searches with a user-supplied chemical structure by either drawing a chemical structure or converting from a SMILES string Fig. 3 An illustrated example of the similarity search in SkinSensDB.

Perhaps it is a structure loaded into JSmol on a web page, perhaps from a student drawing a 2D structure with an editor.

It allows searching for substances with a similar structure by drawing an arbitrary chemical structure in the JME Molecule Editor (19).

Web services providing real-time prediction capabilities based on SMILES-based structural inputs are presently in development, and the ability to draw a chemical structure in an entry web page as an input to all OPERA models is planned.

"I was a little worried when they drew a round structure like a silo," Mr. Gilpin said.