Sentence examples for modular blocks that from inspiring English sources
Its kits comprise a variety of modular blocks that allow for many different robots to be put together.
The FlowStone graphical programming language is comprised of drag and drop modular blocks that contain Ruby code.
They are called Bloxes — essentially 3D cardboard legos that ship flat, and fold up in modular building blocks that are strong enough to stand on.
The limitation on the number of EPs per BMC can be overcome by considering protein domains as modular building blocks that could be engineered to associate via piggybacking.
One key aspect of synthetic biology is the development and characterization of modular biological building blocks that can be assembled to construct integrated cell-based circuits performing computational functions.
The microscope features many innovations, such as a modular column assembled from building blocks that can be stacked in almost any order, in situ storage and cleaning facilities for up to five samples, computer-controlled loading of samples into the column, and self-diagnosing electronics.
The latter develops a modular system of cast glass blocks that embraces the modernist ideals of efficient design, but also brings into relief the symbolism of the glass skyscraper as an icon of global capitalism.
Of particular interest to us is the research on using high-level languages and their logical representation using nested abnormality theories (NATs)—a form of circumscription with blocks that make knowledge representation modular.
Strikingly, we found that the integrin adhesome is actually extensively pre-assembled already in the cytosol, forming multi-protein building blocks that can facilitate rapid and modular assembly of adhesion sites.
Modular Robotics has raised $7 million and develops Cubelets, interchangeable blocks that connect in various ways to build unique machines.
The platform has been designed to be a fully modular system capable of deploying each of its functionality in blocks that are totally disjoint.
