Sentence examples for machinery to study from inspiring English sources

The tribological characteristics of soil-burrowing animals were employed on tillage machinery to study the effect on adhesion.

We develop an analytic machinery to study Voiculescu's bi-free partial S-transform and then use the results to characterize the multiplicative bi-free infinite divisibility.

Then, we apply this formal machinery to study the expressiveness of Second-order Propositional Epistemic Logic (SOPEL) in representing higher-order knowledge, i.e., the knowledge agents have about other agents' knowledge, as well as graph-theoretic notions (e.g., 3-colorability, Hamiltonian paths, etc).

Here, we impaired genetically the mtDNA replication machinery to study axonal transport in Drosophila.

By positioning particles next to a cell, we are able to control and manipulate live pathogens to activate the phagocytic machinery to study the immune response in living cells and monitor the absolute beginning of an event.

Next we consider the transcription/translation machinery to study the potential effects of stochastic mRNA production on the RNAi system [ 30].

Since the data obtained in this work suggested an enhanced response to cold shock in the S. kudriavzevii strain, especially in those genes related to translation machinery, we decided to study the translation kinetics of both species after cold shock by measuring the S-methionine incorporation rate before yeast cells started to grow, which is an indication of the translation rate.

The animators visited recycling stations to study machinery, and also met robot designers, visited NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory to study robots, watched a recording of a Mars rover, and borrowed a bomb detecting robot from the San Francisco Police Department.

Later, the Ryabushinskys would import machinery from Manchester, send their sons to study abroad, enter the mortgage-banking business.

Simulators are an indispensable tool to study present-day machinery dynamics in a repeatable way, under controlled laboratory conditions.

Simulators are an indispensable tool to study present-day machinery dynamics in a repeatable way and under controlled laboratory conditions.