Sentence examples for jumble of cells from inspiring English sources

Other rules have the opposite effect: seed them with a random jumble of cells and, after a few iterations, they begin generating complex order.

Cancers are a jumble of cells.

Each cell type must form in the right place at the right time and in the correct proportion; otherwise, there would be a jumble of randomly assorted cells in no way resembling an organism.

Rapid technological change is opening new vistas in visualizing data: This year's winners include a cross-section of an eye in which different cell types are each colored a unique shade, an interactive game in which players try to mimic nature's amazing capacity for folding proteins, and a video that assembles a cell's jumble of components into an ordered assortment.

They break apart in a jumble inside cells they infect, and then they reassemble, picking up random bits of other flus, which makes the results unpredictable.

An enduring problem of wireless communication is interference, the jumble of signals that occurs when two radio stations or cell phone transmitters broadcast on the same frequency at the same time.

Obvious uses for arrays include cell phones and office speakerphones, which can often produce a jumble of incoherent noises.

But it is also a jumble of contradictions.

The industry remains a fragmented jumble of national champions.

(Its airport code seems a jumble of leftover letters, YTZ).

Or a jumble of broken glass.