Sentence examples for replicating functions from inspiring English sources

Replicating functions of the organic content will be critical to the successful development of bio-inspired materials that are designed for fracture resistance.

What is commonly called artificial intelligence refers to advanced machine learning that allows computers to display intelligent behavior that can replicate functions of the human brain.

Tablets, outside of the iPad, are a niche device that attempt to justify their existence by replicating notebook functions on a slate form factor.

The exact same mechanics apply to micro-blogging, tweeting and YouTubing, with the result that there are so many new voices replicating the functions of a traditional press.

The question that has been raised in this paper centres on what replaces the tone unit and the tonic foot in written English to realise information structure and New information, without replicating the functions of Reference and Theme.

This was achieved by replicating natural function for the ligaments.

"Messaging 1.0 was about replicating the function of my native application with different economics but what's clear is now that everyone's got a smartphone — now that I can assume I own the client on both sides — there's all sorts of stuff you can do," says Pinger co-founder Greg Woock.

He added that while to an extent people could use technological solutions to replicate the functions of nature, such as pollinators, there were limits to how much humans could compensate for the loss of species.

A Cambridge, U.K.-based consulting firm has managed to use the open source Raspberry Pi computer to replicate the functions normally performed by a 30-foot GSM cellular basestation to create a fully functional mobile network.

The "multitasking gestures" feature, new with last year's iOS 5 update, lets you use movements from all four fingers on the screen to replicate certain functions normally performed by clicking the Home button once or twice.

Actually, it replicates many functions of the successful high street, with its cluster of top-end brands and feeling of community consumption.