Sentence examples for exciting systems from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, these genomes present challenging and exciting systems to understand the role of microsatellite mutations in conferring genome plasticity, and in aiding the pathogens in their adaptation and evolution.

Voltage instability can be prevented with the fast response of the exciting system.

This unique – and fairly exciting system – will appear at the end of the year.

This approach is often termed frequency response analysis and is a handy tool in the case where the frequency behavior of the exciting system is analytically tractable.

Some astronomers even openly consider very large moons like Ganymede and the Moon planets as well and have posed the question (in Stern's words) "If stars can orbit stars, why can't planets orbit planets?" Regardless of where you come down on the nomenclature, Pluto and its moons represent a very exciting system of worlds that has never been explored.

This new self-exciting system tends to self-synchronisation with a potential industrial application in the field of percussive-rotary drilling.

From a developmental biology point of view, orchid embryo and protocorm are excellent and exciting experimental systems for plant biology research.

It is expected that the present study can serve as a foundation to the application of p n heterojunction to photoelectrochemical sensors and it might be easily extended to more exciting sensing systems by photoelectrochemistry.

Unlikely inspiration from the mechanically-dynamic sea-cucumber-dermis, mechanism of a mosquito bite, squid beak mechanics, and the woodpecker's dynamic control of intracranial pressure represent some of the exciting bioinspired systems that may lead to unique solutions to recent challenges in neural interfacing.

The observational technique involved exciting the system of interest with a "pump" pulse of electromagnetic radiation and then probing it with a precisely timed second pulse.

An exciting new system that takes all the bother, all the deciding, all the paying — all the shopping — out of shopping.