Sentence examples for scalable transformation from inspiring English sources
But constructing highly scalable transformation tools supporting modern languages in full generality is itself a painstaking and expensive process.
Herein, novel sandwich-like Na0.23TiO2/Ti3C2 composites made of 1D amorphous Na0.23TiO2 nanobelts growing on 2D Ti3C2 nanosheets have been prepared through a one-step scalable transformation reaction of Ti3C2 MXene.
To overcome the limited inputs of the dynamic model, a new scalable dimensionless transformation and strictly bounded terms are designed, which guarantee the existence of the ratio between limited inputs and command signals.
Library sizes introduced by CRISPRm should be scalable to the limits of transformation efficiency, to 10 or larger (Kawai et al., 2010).
Four years in the making – and a lynchpin of an $11bn transformation – Volvo's new Scalable Product Architecture (SPA) has debuted on the all-new XC90 crossover.
In this paper, we propose routing based on energy temperature transformation, RETT-gen, a scalable energy-efficient clustering and routing protocol designed for wireless sensor networks.
In this paper, we apply loop transformation techniques to a scalable embedded JPEG 2000 encoder design during the architectural exploration stage, considering not only the balance of throughput among different blocks, but also the reduction of data transfer.
In addition, it is always possible to insert multiple copies of the promoter into a single vector prior to transformation into F. heterosporum, making the strategy highly scalable.
Furthermore, the transformation was compatible with different protection patterns and conveniently scalable (86% for 45 g acetobromoglucose) which made it very applicable in organic synthesis.
Flink is based on enormous APIs like transformations functions (map/reduce, group etc)., that make it scalable, easy to deploy, fault tolerance and fast in execution.
The recent evolution of cloud services is leading to a new service transformation paradigm to accommodate network infrastructures in a cost-scalable way.
