Sentence examples for modifications to serve from inspiring English sources

GANs are not new, but Apple is making modifications to serve its purpose.

In the tense climate of the struggle against Pope John at the end of the decade, when Marchia's writings focused on more worldly affairs, he made some subtle modifications to serve his new aims (Lambertini 2006b).

After commissioning, the ship spent several months conducting sea trials and training until August when she began the necessary modifications to serve as a royal yacht for the forthcoming royal tour of South Africa.

Chemical analyses of priority pollutants are typically used to monitor contamination levels and are complemented by bioassay-based approaches and their modifications to serve as simple, rapid and sensitive screening systems to predict bioavailability [ 23].

Open image in new window Fig. 1 Schematics of PU artificial leather modification to serve as a polyelectrolyte of an artificial leather supercapacitor.

These approaches have the potential to enhance model efficiency and effectiveness and will facilitate future model selection and modification to serve the emerging needs of transit customer satisfaction analysis.

She was overhauled and refueled at Groton, Connecticut, from September 1962 to January 1964, which included modification to serve as the flagship for.

The circuit can therefore be dynamically reconfigured (without modification) to serve as both a NAND/NOR logic gate.

In this paper we describe a model for such a genetic circuit, which may be dynamically reconfigured (without modification) to serve as both a NOR gate (output "1" only when both inputs absent) and a NAND gate (output "0" only when both inputs present), depending on its input.

We conclude that neither H3K27me2 nor the three euchromatic histone modifications are likely to serve as functionally important epigenetic marks of centromere identity in maize.

However, as noted above, adenine propenal generation is largely confined to intact DNA, so it remains to be seen if enough of the electrophile reaches the circulation to allow the modification of HSA to serve as a biomarker of exposure.