Sentence examples for existing specialized from inspiring English sources
As we mentioned, the greatest advantage of this method is its mobility and much lower cost than existing specialized scientific investigative methods.
To adapt these systems for therapeutic applications it will be often necessary to re-engineer molecules and pathways to yield novel sensory, control, and effector modules for insertion into existing, specialized cellular chassis.
Catchments around existing specialized palliative care services in the Canadian province of British Columbia were calculated based on real road travel time.
The National People's Congress attempted to streamline the Chinese government by creating new superministries under the State Council extracted from clusters of existing specialized ministries.
Existing graph algorithms may leverage the proposed graph encoding with little effort (as opposed to the existing specialized techniques).
We point out the possibility of a significant improvement via relocation of the existing specialized teams, which are currently stationed at the shipment origins.
Particularly, it also has the capacity to deal with multiple-location proteins, which is beyond the reach of any existing predictors specialized for identifying plant protein subcellular localization.
The proposed FLECH market is a parallel running market with the existing markets specializing in the distribution grid, in order to assist DSO to mitigate the congestions and revitalize the DER economy, which is depicted in Fig. 1 as well.
Numerous repositories of existing data specialize in distributing accessible data formats (e.g., World Organisation for Animal Health's World Animal Health Information Database, Global Biodiversity Information Facility, Center for International Earth Science Information Network, Google Earth Engine, Gapminder World, European Union BioFresh project, and HealthScapes).
Restructuring of the existing port created specialized facilities for dry bulks and containers.
FATHOM CONSORTIUM: Created March 2000 by Columbia University, the London School of Economics, the University of Chicago, the New York Public Library and others to offer corporate training, continuing education based on existing curriculum, and specialized lifelong-learning courses.
