Sentence examples for mimics the functions from inspiring English sources
The Hangar 18 doesn't include an alien carcass, but it supports 802.11g and Bluetooth wireless and has a remote control that mimics the functions of a mouse when moved in three dimensions.
In the WoZ method, a human "wizard" mimics the functions of a system, either entirely or in part without the need for building a fully functional product.
Perhaps equally important, HPPS mimics the functions of plasma-derived HDL in its pharmacokinetics and targeting specificity against scavenger receptor type B1 (SR-BI), which permits excellent delivery of the nanoparticle cargo to the target cells.
Also, at molecular level probe 7 mimics the functions of a sequential logic circuit, corresponding to a memory device in which the two inputs (Fe3+ and AcO−) based sequential logic operations mimic the function of a memory element.
As fabrics assume "epidermal properties"—either as a material that mimics the functions of human skin or as the intimate layer between a body and its environment there is potential for intelligent fabrics to act as an epidermal portal between flesh and data performance spaces.
Super Mini-B shows enhanced surfactant activity, probably due to the self-assembly of monomer peptide into dimer Super Mini-B that mimics the functions and putative structure of native SP-B.
Such a behavior mimics the function of quinone pools in photosynthesis.
A drug that mimics the function of the CETP gene is already in development, says Atzmon, and the same could happen with APCO3.
To further improve and simplify osteosynthesis at the condylar neck, a new delta-shaped osteosynthesis plate that mimics the function of 2 plates has been developed.
Additionally, the naked eye sensitive "On Off On" sensing behavior of 6 mimics the function of a sequential logic circuit at molecular level.
Potentially these synthetic thiol peroxidase (TPx) mimics can protect cells from oxidative stress by catalysing the reduction of reactive oxygen species by the cellular thiol glutathione, an activity which mimics the function of the antioxidant enzyme glutathione peroxidase.
