Sentence examples for generating properties from inspiring English sources
Another prediction that we have outlined above is that organisms from habitats differing in disturbance might differ in variation generating properties, including recombination, mutational variance and modularity (see section on Evolvability 1: generation of adaptive variants).
A bi-functional nanocrystalline TiO2 (nc-TiO2) layer able to offer both light-scattering and electron generating properties was prepared with a simple method through adding the basic NH3·H2O agent into an acid nc-TiO2 paste to form some big rod-like nc-TiO2 aggregates by the chemical sintering process.
Gain of function mutations at these candidate loci may therefore confer enhanced MFC power generating properties.
These data suggest that while the strong rhythm generating properties of the WT SCN, at the unicellular and network levels, are sufficient to maintain in vivo phase, the diminished circadian capabilities of the relatively weak and disorganized Vipr2−/− SCN are unable to resist the phase-shifting influences associated with culture preparation.
Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) was used to evaluate IO-NB contrast generating properties.
With the ability to load a variety of diagnostically active nanoparticles, we evaluated the contrast generating properties of nanocrystal loaded polymer particles.
The moment generating property of the Laplace domain solutions is utilized to derive analytical temporal moments of the concentration and temperature profiles.
However, Bohling (2005) suggest the sequential Gaussian is a better tool for generating property distributions than kriging.
Once the reservoir rock type has been chosen and distributed in the 3D volume, the next task is to generate properties such as porosity and permeability.
Every time the code runs, the elements instantiate with new randomly generated properties and are arranged in a unique composed structure". .
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