Sentence examples for serves domain from inspiring English sources

Catering to human needs, OPL is designed as a subset of English, which serves domain experts (e.g., biologists) and system architects, engaged jointly in modeling a complex system.

In addition, although the TPJ is reliably recruited by tasks requiring mentalizing [61], [63], [68], [69], it is unlikely that this region specializes in attributing mental states to others: it is likely that it serves domain general functions relating to attention [73] and/or comparing sensory input with motor commands [74] which happen also to be important during mental state attribution.

For instance, according to the "dual attentional processes hypothesis" (Cabeza et al. 2008), the DPC serves domain-general top-down attention, goal-directed or executively demanding tasks, whereas VPC supports bottom-up attention and automatic task processes.

The C2 domain may serve the catalytic function domain on the membrane [ 21].

He briefly served as Domain Leader of the Technology and Society Domain which at that time included W3C's activity in digital signatures, electronic commerce, public policy, PICS, RDF metadata, privacy, and security.

Furthermore, the SH3 domain embedded in the plakin domain serves as a docking site for MAP2 (Valencia et al. 2013).

In addition to the N-terminal membrane-modulating domain, the C-terminal SH3 domain serves as an adaptor for downstream ligand recruitment.

Ad-blockers tend to block any Flash content not specifically demanded by the user, and to block content from known ad-serving domains.

First, Ricci flow is employed to compute a special metric of any manifold domain (serving as a parametric domain for manifold splines), such that the metric becomes flat everywhere except at one point.

This β-GF domain serves as an adapter to recruit the fimbrial subunit chaperone FimC while the C-terminal domain serves as a platform on which the fimbrial subunits assemble to form the pilus [ 91, 92].

We use the AS to identify the web hosting party that serves that particular domain.