Sentence examples for function analogous to from inspiring English sources

The idea is to develop a library of standardized genetic modules with specific functionality that can be combined to achieve a certain function, analogous to binary transistor logic libraries used by electrical engineers.

Among the fungi, spores serve a function analogous to that of seeds.

We can apply the Lagrangian technique to the resource-allocation problem in (2) by realizing that we have a utility function analogous to the shown in (3), and several resource constraint functions analogous to.

The standard approach (see e.g. Chapman and Bartels, 1940, p. 630, but note that their factor of is not needed when working in SI units) is not to work in terms of the current itself, but to specify the current flowing in a spherical surface by the equivalent scalar 'current function' (analogous to the 'stream function' of hydrodynamics), that can be expressed as contours on the sphere.

Moreover, complete knockdown of protein expression is difficult to achieve and residual protein can be sufficient for some function analogous to the situation with hypomorphic mutations [49].

Notably, a similar coupling between the SH2-kinase linker, β2-β3 loop and SH3 domain have been noted for Src tyrosine kinase [51], [52], where the SH3 domain performs a function analogous to the C-terminal tail of EGFR [11].

Predicates are functions, analogous to the functions of mathematics; thus, …is a lecturer and …loves… are analogous to …× 4 (…multiplied by 4).

A start-up company has even been set up to create what its founders call "genetic applets," pieces of DNA that handle functions analogous to those handled by pieces of computer code.

By considering these functions as points and defining a collection of functions analogous to the above collection of points comprising a disk, theorems analogous to Brouwer's fixed-point theorem can be proved for differential equations.

The image M s is convoluted with a family of Gabor functions, analogous to the preprocess for image I.

Space-time paths are introduced on which the flow/chemistry equations decouple to a characteristic set of ODE's for the corresponding homogeneous laws, thus allowing the introduction of functions analogous to the Riemann invariants in classical theory.