The phrase "intrinsically designed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has been created with inherent qualities or characteristics that are essential to its nature.
Example: "The software is intrinsically designed to adapt to user preferences, ensuring a personalized experience."
Alternatives: "fundamentally crafted" or "essentially structured."
Digital repositories are intrinsically designed to enable replication of content to other locations whilst preserving essential information such as persistent identifiers.
Although all peer-to-peer systems are intrinsically designed to operate in dynamic heterogeneous environments, wireless nodes pose a particular problem because of their high dynamicity.
Because of the Internet's benefits of interoperability, statistical sharing, and (usually) positive network externalities, providers of new applications and services will attempt to create new markets for their services through the Internet, even if the underlying technical architecture of the Internet is not intrinsically designed to support such services.
JAFFA is intrinsically designed for the analysis of such data, because it is based on the idea of comparing transcriptomes.
Nevertheless, the continued embryonic growth of this intrinsically designed head or socket would alter without the environmental factors present to guide its intrinsic design.
A cornerstone principle of neurophysiology is the idea that neurons are either intrinsically designed to be selective with respect to the stimuli to which they will respond, or through connections with other units, can be made to be selective [ 1- 4].
In this paper, the performance of a gradient neural network (GNN), which was designed intrinsically for solving static problems, is investigated, analyzed and simulated in the situation of time-varying coefficients.
That is, the statistics used in our method is intrinsically spectrum-specific, designed to take into account those effects mentioned by the reviewers.
Yet Mr. Wack acknowledged that the use of mixed oxide, or MOX, fuel — a blend of plutonium and uranium oxides, for which the EPR reactor is designed — is intrinsically more risky than the uranium oxide fuel used in most nuclear plants.
Such amplifiers can be designed by intrinsically modifying the host material or extrinsically using proper filters.
This observation may be peculiar to DiCo mix as a vaccine candidate since the three DiCo proteins were designed to intrinsically cover polymorphism within natural PfAMA1 sequences, and any specificity effects of the different adjuvants may have been masked by this property of the vaccine candidate.
