Sentence examples for mechanisms to perform from inspiring English sources
To resolve these unusual challenges, the olfactory bulb appears to utilize unique nontopographical computations and intrinsic learning mechanisms to perform the necessary high-dimensional, similarity-dependent computations.
On this basis, this study develops an exhaustive research method to reach a large number of possible articular mechanisms to perform the desired articular movement for a specific orthosis, also taking into account the specific human body part.
Step 3. Adopt LL, RR, LR, and RL mechanisms to perform unbalanced adjustments.
Develop mechanisms to perform the reasoning of context-sensitive systems from the generated statecharts.
The mechanisms to perform a successful neural key exchange protocol rely on the key generation, the key management procedures, and the neural network architecture to achieve both.
In order to enable both cooperation among providers and network scalability, the femto nodes need self-organizing mechanisms to perform communications and network control functions.
Without having to modify the source code of the system under analysis, aspects provide an unintrusive mechanism to perform this kind of performance analysis.
Today, Yvan Paquot at the Universite Libre de Bruxelles in Belgium and a few pals reveal the first incarnation of an exotic new form of computing that exploits this feedback mechanism to perform impressively fast, analogue calculations.
We focus on two typical datacenter topologies, VL2 and fat-tree, and propose a mechanism to perform VLB on fat-tree.
McNally (Behaviour Research and Therapy (2000) pp. 309 314) argues to the contrary that "dysfunction" is a value concept referring to negative failures of function, that "function" refers to current causal roles and not evolutionarily designed causal roles, and that "disorder" consequently means "harmful failure of a mechanism to perform a valued current causal role".
The harmful dysfunction (HD) analysis (Wakefield, American Psychologist 47 (1992a) 373) asserts that "disorder" means "harmful dysfunction", where "harm" is a value concept anchored in social values and "dysfunction" is a factual concept referring to failure of a mechanism to perform a natural function.
