Sentence examples for nature to generate from inspiring English sources
The constructal law provides a precise answer in the domain of natural laws: it explains the natural tendency of nature to generate designs that facilitates facilitate flow [56].
The great number of papers on this subject attests the efforts of scientists in mimicking nature to generate superhydrophobicity.
By studying intraspecies variation in innate avoidance behavior to thermal stimuli in the nematode Caenorhabditis elegans, we uncovered genetic principles of how different components of a behavioral response can be altered in nature to generate behavioral diversity.
And has sufficient consideration been given to a comparison with the cost and benefits of the oft-discussed Severn Barrage, which would use only the power of nature to generate electricity – for ever – and leave no harmful waste products to be stored for generations afterwards?
This strategy actually mimics that used by nature to generate protein diversity.
In addition, the ability of Nature to generate "perfect" or error-free materials should be investigated as well.
Although pharmaceutical companies typically guard their early research, the scientists at NovoBiotic decided to announce their progress with a paper in Nature, hoping to generate interest and investment.
This method is referred to as 'REINFORCE + Prior', with the cost function: J(Theta ) = [log P(A)_{Prior} + sigma S A)]sum _{t=0}^T log pi _{Theta }(a_t, s_t)Note that the last method by nature strives to generate only the putative sequence with the highest reward.
This is the intelligent design that nature selects to generate order from disorder.
Nature's ability to generate a large number of natural product scaffolds, including the combination of scaffolds to produce hybrids, and to tailor them in combinatorial fashion results in near limitless bioactive chemical diversity.
A unifying theme in both camps has been self-sustained autocatalysis: Nature's ability to generate copies of a given entity leading to multiplication.
