Sentence examples for smart expression from inspiring English sources

In the hipsterised vampire genre of Jim Jarmusch and Abel Ferrara, Amirpour has found her own funny, smart expression for teenage-bedroom loneliness, romantic isolation and a kind of perpetual emotional exile.

In addition to explicit SIMD instructions and smart expression templates, the framework introduces domain specific constructs for the tensor cross product and its associated algebra recently rediscovered by Bonet et al.

Avoid that appliqué and the 22 others in Smart's "Expressions" line if you want any chance of reselling the vehicle.

The expression "smart models" refers to models composed of parametric objects [4, 5, 8 23], i.e. virtual building components that are identified by modifiable parameters, such as dimensions.

All these are reasons we do not like the expression "smart cities", or better and this is our real point here we do not like how the term has been appropriated.

Originally, the expression "smart" was used in the context that a structure can react and adapt to certain environmental conditions, such as change of shape, compensation of deformations, active vibration damping, etc.

Over the last year, the expression "smart" has been extended to the field of structural health monitoring (SHM), where sensor networks, actuators and computational capabilities are used to enable a structure to perform a self-diagnosis with the goal that this structure can release early warnings about a critical health state, locate and classify damage or even to forecast the remaining life-time.

These odor response profiles in D. melanogaster come from different research groups, which have used different techniques (e.g., heterologous expression, Smart et al. 2008; in situ recordings in wild-type sensilla, de Bruyne et al. 1999; in situ recordings in the "empty neuron," Hallem et al. 2004; calcium imaging of cellular responses, Pelz et al. 2006).

SMART technology can improve expression probability and recombination efficiency of the insertion region gene, so that the low-abundance genes in the library were enriched, which was in line with the low abundance of the gene expression in ginseng root separation.

In summary, we foresee the emergence of new, smart nanoparticles for gene expression-dependent resection guidance.

Another method that is being increasingly employed in environmental gene expression studies is SMART PCR, which generates and amplifies double-stranded (ds) complementary DNA (cDNA) from sscDNA using PCR, prior to gene-specific PCR.