Sentence examples for smooth migration from inspiring English sources
The logic to generate multi-panel plots is designed to be backward compatible with dwscope, enabling smooth migration for users.
The superior computational efficiency of CO-OFDM that scales very well over speed and dispersion enables its smooth migration to a higher data rate of 400 Gb/s and beyond.
Reducing of residual alkali cations in the intermediates with ion-exchanging for 2 weeks led to relative high crystallinity which is suitable for smooth migration of lithium ions and has low reactivity with a practical electrolyte.
OFDM also allows for a smooth migration from earlier radio access technologies and is known for high performance in frequency-selective channels.
In addition to flagella, swarmer cells require an increased production of certain extracellular components (known as wetting agents) that reduce surface friction and enable the smooth migration of a group of cells on viscous surfaces [34].
The key to a successful and smooth migration, according to Merchant, is to find a way to have as much transparency as possible about your computing infrastructure in the cloud to help you meet existing responsibilities and take advantage of new opportunities.
Schwartz, S. M. Smooth muscle migration in atherosclerosis and restenosis.
Bisaillon, J. M. et al. Essential role for STIM1/Orai1-mediated calcium influx in PDGF-induced smooth muscle migration.
Schlosser A, Pilecki B, Hemstra LE, Kejling K, Kristmannsdottir GB, Wulf-Johansson H, et al. MFAP4 promotes vascular smooth muscle migration, proliferation and accelerates neointima formation.
Th1 lymphocytes drive the formation of giant cells through the production of interferon-γ, and activate macrophages with release of VEGF resulting in increased neovascularisation and PDGF, resulting in smooth muscle migration and intimal proliferation.
To solve such problems, [13] proposed a smooth content migration mechanism that can provide both low control overhead and low packet loss regardless of device movement.
