Sentence examples for evolving properties from inspiring English sources

Although WSNs equipped with IPs has long researched, the constantly evolving properties of innovative applications in IoT is constantly pressing for new findings to accommodate the new mechanism.

The link between morphology modification and performance has usually been discussed in terms of the bulk properties of the active layer [65], but very little attention has been paid to the evolving properties of the active layer/outer contact interfaces in the nanoscale domain.

It is concluded that combination of geomorphological and pedohydrological analyses of sediment-soil archives may provide a unique means to gain insight into the rate and extent of past changes in soil hydraulic properties and the consequences of future hydrological changes as a result of these evolving properties.

Particularly during times of uncertainty, an effective agent needs to do much more than have an understanding of the needs of buyers and sellers; they need to have their finger on the pulse of a constantly evolving property market.

Synteny is regarded as a rapidly evolving property of genomes, second only to DNA with regulatory functions [ 34].

These evolved properties were confirmed by direct microscopic observation.

They have evolved properties that allow them to assemble into a wide variety of structures with various functions and dynamics.

In contrast, all evolved clones in the Svr- and Mld-lineages showed their evolved properties below 10 cells/ml and had different dependencies on cell concentration.

The flat quasispecies are outcompeted because they lack the (evolved) properties of the steep ones, namely, a structured mutational neighborhood which establishes a functional linkage within the quasispecies.

The blood tolerant laccase engineered by laboratory evolution in S. cerevisiae is easily secreted in P. pastoris with higher production yields whilst maintaining its evolved properties in terms of halide tolerance and pH activity profiles.

Richard Joyce goes even further in claiming that our very morality is an evolved property of the brain.