Sentence examples for programmed to carry from inspiring English sources

"And now we have our model," Platt said, explaining that the mouse had just received an injection that carried three probes, each of which was programmed to carry a mutation that scientists believe is associated with lung cancer.

Since the development of the digital computer in the 1940s, it has been demonstrated that computers can be programmed to carry out very complex tasks—as, for example, discovering proofs for mathematical theorems or playing chess with great proficiency.

Bots can be programmed to carry out automated actions.

The all purpose computer, described as ""the most advanced, most flexible high-speed computer in the world" when it debuted in 1952, was programmed to carry out translations.

Instead of a dynamically acting organism taking its cues from the environmental conditions and from the way that cells interact with each cell division, the 20th century brought a dominant and popular view that has often emphasized genes as programmed to carry the information of heredity, which was also the information necessary to construct an individual.

The experiment's purpose, Venter says, is to develop an efficient organism that can be programmed to carry out specific tasks--such as sequestering unwanted carbon in the environment or producing hydrogen for fuel--but would self-destruct if it ever escaped from its specialized environment.

Statistics Canada has developed programming to carry out these calculations.

In contrast, the first three programs to carry astronauts -- Mercury, Gemini and Apollo -- took only 11 years combined.

New York, like other states, had carved out an exception to its drug paraphernalia laws to allow addicts registered with the programs to carry syringes without being arrested.

The cuts have alarmed and outraged many scientists, who have long feared that NASA will have to cannibalize its science program to carry out the president's vision of human spaceflight.

But when he officially opened his campaign last Thursday with a 29-minute speech, Vesti broke into its regular program to carry it live and repeated it through the night.