Sentence examples for replacement mechanisms from inspiring English sources

A special focus is given on the different replacement mechanisms.

The proposed system includes not only the peering suggestion mechanism appropriate for live multimedia streaming but also the peer synchronization and parent replacement mechanisms, which exploit the centralized P4P framework and do not require periodic control information exchanges.

Current observations have led to a general consensus that CD4 and CD8 T cell activation and turnover are heightened in HIV infection, that HIV infection leads to increased death of CD4+ T cells, that there is a defect in the renewal/replacement mechanisms for CD4+ T cells and that these replacement mechanisms have both peripheral and thymic components.

Experimental studies using stem cell implantation to treat stroke have mostly focused on the hypothesis of cell replacement mechanisms, i.e. the repair of damaged tissue for the recovery of lost functions.

But as the design appointments become a revolving door at houses like Nina Ricci or Emanuel Ungaro, the replacement mechanism seems to have broken down.

What we need is not a Band-Aid, but a no-lawyer, no-jury replacement mechanism for dealing with medical accidents.

A clean-up or replacement mechanism is necessary to balance the available storage space.

Just when iOS developers had thought they had heard of every UDID replacement mechanism out there, Opera Software had to go and launch its own, too.

The European Commission has since negotiated an updated replacement mechanism (aka: The EU-US Privacy Shield) — which is now used by more than 3,400 companies to simplify the process of authorizing transfers of EU citizens' personal data to the US.

As the above-mentioned replacement mechanism of the communication delayed data is one-step-ahead mode, it to some extent does not match the ILC scheme which is an exact time point-to-point mapping along iteration direction.

The lack of a spontaneous cell replacement mechanism in the organ of Corti, the mammalian auditory sensory epithelium, has led researchers to investigate circumstances in which transdifferentiation does occur.