Sentence examples for system which resembles from inspiring English sources
In addition to its human-like kinematical structure, it has some sensing units like the stereo vision system, which resembles human sensory organs.
To achieve this objective, we have simulated the MAPK cascade system, which resembles Hog1p activation pathway in yeast, at steady state.
"Matrix Gla protein synthesis and gamma-carboxylation in the aortic vessel wall and proliferating vascular smooth muscle cells a cell system which resembles the system in bone cells".Thromb Haemost 82.6 (1999): 1764-1767.
He said that the system, which resembles a louvered shelf that juts out from the building horizontally, is attached with screws to the fascia board that runs along the edge of the roof.
Today more than 90 percent of Chilean workers are in the system, which resembles, but goes further than, the partial Social Security privatization that President George W. Bush pushed unsuccessfully.
Both nanotribological (friction force microscopy) and macrotribological (pin-on-disk tribometry) measurements show the interesting tribological properties of this system, which resembles a grafted brush on the sliding surfaces.
"A huge part of my troubled response to this issue is that I have no idea how[YouTube] can respond without shutting down the service itself, and most systems which resemble it.
In the alternative classification schemes, types F and P have been grouped together as type IVA systems, which resemble the archetypal VirB/VirD4 system of Agrobacterium tumefaciens.
The four pseudomonad PGPR studied contained at least two different copper resistance systems, which resemble those identified in the plant growth-promoting endophytic bacterium P. putida W619 [ 15].
In a number of cancers, particularly in breast and colon cancers, human cancer cell lines transplanted into severe combined immunodeficient (scid) mice have resulted in model systems, which resemble the clinical situation closely (Schumacher and Adam, 1997; Valentiner et al, 2005).
The Arabian platform, which collided with Asia in the middle Miocene Epoch (about 13 million years ago), has continued to converge with it at a rate of some 1.6 inches (4 cm) per year, in the process uplifting both the Zagros Mountains and the entire high-plateau system of Turkey and Iran, which resembles the Plateau of Tibet.
