Sentence examples for modular rather than from inspiring English sources
Coates's report will also recommend that prison learning should be modular rather than linear and that prisoners are able to take their driving theory tests while in prison.
And design is increasingly modular rather than sequential: people no longer design the engine and then pass it on to a second group to produce the casing, which discovers problems with the engine design just as the first team has moved on to its next project.
Nevertheless, the finding of doubly dissociated performance profiles between B.R. and W.W. here (Table 3) suggests that relations between the dimensions of musical knowledge are modular, rather than (strictly) hierarchical, in keeping with current theoretical and empirical formulations (Peretz and Coltheart, 2003; Peretz and Zatorre, 2005).
Here we will work with modular functions rather than modular forms.
I think the name actually comes from its modular construction, rather than mo-torway, but having a bunch of swarming interactive autonomous robots sounds like fun.
Phonebloks began as an independent concept, but Hakkens worked with Google and Motorola when they originally unveiled Ara, and his company now takes the form of more of a community and industry lobby for the concept of modular electronics rather than a builder of the devices.
The practical requirements for annotation reinforces the benefits of using modular parts, rather than annotation of entire models, and of maintaining repositories of already-annotated SVPs.
We conclude that both activation and differentiation of keratinocytes are multifaceted, modular processes, rather than all-or-nothing events, and that distinct, characteristic and overlapping subsets of genes are regulated by different extracellular signals.
The different patterns of conservation and turnover among the Dscam exon arrays provide a striking example of how a gene can evolve in a modular fashion rather than as a single unit.
We think therefore, that the combinatorial and variable structure of eukaryotic gene promoters suggests an ancestor with the type of loose, poorly organized genetic apparatus that would have been characteristic of the primitive and modular progenote, rather than the extremely compact and indeed "streamlined" organization of control and regulatory regions found in Bacteria and Archaea.
There is a growing consensus that genetic risk to complex disease is mostly contributed by multiple genes of small or moderate effect factors through their sophisticated interactions acting in a modular fashion, rather than by the mutations of individual genes [5,7].
