Sentence examples for mimic the functionality from inspiring English sources
To manufacture tissue engineering-based functional tissues, scaffold materials that can be sufficiently vascularized to mimic the functionality and complexity of native tissues are needed.
Rotating-trigger actuators mimic the functionality of a Gatling gun, the Civil War-era machine gun.
Here, we focus on efforts to mimic the functionality of man-made information-processing systems within whole cells.
In this study, we propose a novel adaptive and real-time fuzzy modeling algorithm, which employs the active learning method concept to mimic the functionality of the brain's right hemisphere.
This material was able to mimic the functionality of glucose oxidase to oxidize glucose to gluconolactone and exhibited a good sensitivity at a wide alkaline range from 5×× 10−3 to 1 mol L−1 NaOH solution.
In the present paper a further step ahead is presented in the approach to mimic basic neural speech processing by simple neuromorphic units standing on previous work to show how formant dynamics – and henceforth consonantal features – can be detected by using a general neuromorphic unit which can mimic the functionality of certain neurons found in the upper auditory pathways.
These materials mimic the functionalities of various natural materials found in the human body (e.g., the healing of skin and bones by the vascular system).
This necessity for communication and knowledge sharing is not dissimilar to the needs of the biomedical community at large, and sometimes such networks have adopted knowledge management solution that mimic the functionalities of public repositories [ 39].
In each possible topology, one station is a dedicated destination, which mimics the functionality of an access point.
The proper cellular commitment toward a selected number of lineages is critical to mimicking the functionality of the native tissue.
We have fabricated a phantom that mimics the functionality of the AFTC for characterizing axial and lateral optical resolution.
