Sentence examples for engineered to resemble from inspiring English sources

Here we show that, by contrast, R15 cannot be engineered to resemble R16 and R17.

In particular, we exploit the characteristics of a P2P network engineered to resemble a hypercube.

Each of the figures, engineered to resemble the height, weight and bone structure of a human being, are worth about €100,000 (£82,000).

Scott wanted the Engineers to resemble Greco-Roman gods, and instructed designer Neville Page to reference the Statue of Liberty, Michelangelo's David, and Elvis Presley.

Conversely, females engineered to express fruM resemble normal females yet perform at least the initial stages of male courtship, albeit imperfectly [ 11, 12].

These imaging probes feature gold colloids linked to fluorophores via engineered oligonucleotides to resemble a molecular beacon in which the gold colloid serves as the fluorescence quencher in a fluorescence resonance energy transfer system.

How about completely wrecking the exquisite creations of nature and designing a fish that is genetically engineered to strike at a lure that resembles no other living creature.

(This can be troubling: here is where Flag does, to an extent, resemble a cover band, engineered to please).

The researchers converted those skin cells into iPS cells by infecting them with viruses engineered to change the cells' gene activity so they would resemble embryonic cells.

Targeted peptides resembling a specific ECM can be engineered to form inter-weaving fibers to which cells can attach and interact in a similar manner to in vivo.

How he seemed faultlessly engineered to bat.