Sentence examples for reconfiguration in response to from inspiring English sources
Our results suggest that tile displacement is a simple-yet-powerful mechanism that opens up the possibility for complex structural components in artificial molecular machines to undergo information-based reconfiguration in response to their environments.
Convergence was achieved within few seconds, demonstrating the suitability of FOA for rapid topology reconfiguration in response to changes in the system.
Laboratory services are modular for potential reconfiguration in response to future scientific needs.
Development of flexible architectures with sufficient redundancies suitable for quick reconfiguration in response to possible damage .
Reconfiguration in response to a fault [54], or predictive reconfiguration in response to an anticipated damage or loss of generation, requires synchronized measurements and millisecond decision making and communications to the local actuators.
In Arabidopsis, transcriptome reconfiguration in response to drought is associated with distinct hormonal and stress response pathways induced at different times of the day [ 17].
The empirical analysis implies that interest groups are in an organizational and/or strategic reconfiguration process in response to changes of the overall governance structure.
Middleware should therefore provide a framework that supports not only traditional communication among components but also dynamic reconfiguration of components in response to circumstances that arise, with the management and enforcement of high-level policy integrated with the middleware.
For example, competition can be created to allow a basic type of information-based structural reconfiguration: a sigmoidal function in response to a signal concentration.
Requirement 4. Future healthcare requires a middleware capable of effecting dynamic reconfiguration of system components in response to event-driven policy.
The overlapping functional enrichments in chromatin communities could also help in efficient reconfiguration of community function in response to external signals, as proposed earlier (Mihalik and Csermely, 2011; Pál et al., 2006).
