Sentence examples for exploit mechanisms from inspiring English sources

In addition, we show that when also the genetic encoding is left free to evolve, artificial evolution will select to exploit mechanisms of self-organization.

The algorithm combines methods to exploit mechanisms underpinning scale free networks generation, i.e. network growth and preferential attachment (PA), with a technique to optimally reduce the effects of measurement noise in the data on the reliability of the inference results, i.e. the Constrained Total Least Squares (CTLS) algorithm.

Politics is full of those exploit mechanisms, where candidates, consciously or otherwise, are deliberately trying to play down their opponents or bump themselves up, and often at an arm's length.

Politics is full of those exploit mechanisms: Candidates, consciously or otherwise, are always deliberately trying to play down their opponents or bump themselves up, and often at an arm's length.

This flexibility might exploit mechanisms similar to those underlying people's ability to adapt to spatially displacing prisms through repeated target-directed movements [15], or like those that underlie the expansion of visual receptive fields during skilled tool use [16].

The retention of nuclei, together with observations of G2/M arrest in cells in which K6W-Ub is expressed [24], and similarly arrest in fibers in the K6W-Ub expressing lens (Figure 2M), as well as concepts that removal of nuclei might exploit mechanisms that are normally employed to dismantle cell nuclei during mitosis [21] allowed critical new insights into how fiber cells denucleate [21].

By exploiting mechanisms of immunological regulation against donor alloantigen, it may be possible to reduce the dependence of kidney transplant recipients upon calcineurin inhibitor-based maintenance immunosuppression.

System of systems engineering exploits mechanisms and expert knowledge that enables the decision-makers to understand the interaction of different systems according to different objectives (cost, quality, and lead time).

This could suggest that frequently exploited mechanisms for cancer transformation are mutations of the genes at the top of the death signalling network: they are generally at the boundaries with other molecular machineries involved in cancer, such as the CCDRA or the DRM, and could have a pleiotropic effect on the activities of several other genes.

Repositioning of the αC-helix is a widely exploited mechanism by which the activities of protein kinases are modulated.

We describe the mechanisms which regulate nuclear import of endogenous molecules and indicate how viruses exploit these mechanisms during their life cycle.