Sentence examples for mechanisms that optimize from inspiring English sources

In this article a systematic methodology for designing open-loop Brownian ratchet mechanisms that optimize velocity and efficiency is developed.

Gfycat, meanwhile, is positioning itself as a company geared around creator tools with mechanisms that optimize the fidelity of the inbound GIF, which also says it has around 130 million monthly active users.

In other words, the same mechanisms that optimize the learning of stimulus response links may operate during the perceptual learning of stimulus stimulus associations (Rao and Ballard 1999; Friston 2005).

Thus, there must be a selective advantage not just for new adaptive traits per se, but also, and more generally and potentially more powerfully, for mechanisms that optimize the search for evolutionary innovation and adaptation.

Mechanisms that optimize the synergy between community-based work and health facilities are essential component to ensure STIs and ART expansion among FSWs through community outreach and social mobilization strategies.

The paper first analyzed a handover mechanism that optimizes the PMIPv6 handover process with the assistance of the IEEE 802.21 MIH services.

She is the inventor of the SunSaluter, a low-cost mechanism that optimizes solar panels while providing clean water.

In the ABT538 bound complex, we identified two mechanisms that can optimize the H-bond network.

The loss of skin integrity and function due to wound injury has led to efforts designed to better comprehend the molecular and cellular mechanisms that can optimize wound repair [1], [2], [3].

[6, 9 11] Although fear memories and CRs are highly adaptive mechanisms that could optimize an individual's reaction to threat, fear memories in PTSD may lead to maladaptive behaviors such as exaggerated fear responses that persist even in safe settings.

For more than a century, investigators have observed effects suggesting that the blood flow controls vascular diameter (Thoma, 1893; Langille and O'Donnell, 1986; Langille et al., 1989; Langille, 1996), a mechanism that would optimize perfusion by adjusting vascular morphology in response to tissue demand.