For example, the fly community produced the user-friendly web-based interface virtualflybrain.org harnessing controlled vocabularies and other advanced functionalities [25].
Inspectors, he said, found cables, harnesses, controls and other safety equipment to be working properly.
This is no small thing: the tech world is built on big data, and there are absolutely troves of it being created and that goes into making services work, but it's only valuable if it can be harnessed, controlled and shaped to whatever purpose you need, and that's where Elastic comes in, covering both customer-facing and internal requirements.
Yet if we are to preserve the primacy of human judgment, we must learn to harness and control these models, not submit to them.
But until this season he had never really harnessed his control, not even in 1996, when he went 16-12 with a 2.93 e.r.a.r.a
If we are to preserve the primacy of human judgment, we must harness and control statistical models, not submit to them.
The ability to harness and control the power of motions appears an important requirement for further development of hydrodynamic flow-driven mechanical systems.
The power of phytochemicals with BNI-function needs to be harnessed to control soil-nitrifier activity and improve nitrogen-cycling in agricultural systems.
Instead, the changes influenced their electrochemical membrane gradients — differences in ion concentrations inside and outside the membrane, which produce energy that the cell can harness to control the flow of various molecules into and out of the cell.
Lloyd was a pioneer with a distinguished scientific career, whose passionate belief that the immune system could be harnessed to control and eventually cure cancer inspired generations of tumor immunologists.
