Sentence examples for function selector from inspiring English sources
The RM 017 tourbillon also makes use of the function selector developed by Richard Mille, which is based on a car's gearbox.
For that you get a unique design, high-quality negative LCD display, and a scroll-wheel style function selector that you'll not find on watches aside from this Braun and Ventura timepieces.
We record every function or selector that is branched to as well as the arguments for them, and if an input argument is obfuscated we will actually emulate the function with a simulated stack and heap to rebuild the contents and figure out what the app is trying to hide (usually private API use).
Templates and types defined in TAL may use selectors similar to CSS selectors [16].
Therefore the Sox2-Oct4-Nanog fareors arguablyably functioning as selectors of genes whose activation or repression in ES cells are critical for pluripotency and self-renewal.
Similar to Tal2 in the midbrain, Tal1 may perform the selector function in a complex together with Gata factors.
The fact that Mafb is absent from a different population of neurons that also makes ribbon synapses does not rule out a terminal selector function.
Additional support for a terminal selector function for Mafb awaits identification of direct target genes, studies that may ultimately reveal effects on other auditory-specific features of SGN function.
These analyses suggest that cells in the DT and DB domains may be regulated by genes with "selector" function (Garcia-Bellido, 1975), and establish the coincidence of lineage restriction and the expression domains at single cell resolution.
The difference between the composite type and the product type is that the different components of a composite type can be directly selected by means of corresponding selector functions whereas product type elements are selected by indices.
Thus, SSTF regulation by Lbx1 appears largely, or entirely, cell autonomous, consistent with the idea that Lbx1 functions as a selector gene in a field or compartment defined by its own expression, rather than by morphological boundaries.
