Sentence examples for systems built from from inspiring English sources
Unlike the robots the Pierson team built or the ones on the popular television show "BattleBots," Mindstorms robots are not remote-controlled and don't require circuitry and mechanical systems built from scratch.
Machine learning algorithms, however, have been shown to deliver good performance, not rarely outperforming systems built from specialist knowledge.
In related work for drug-release systems built from biocompatible and biodegradable polymers, IMRE has developed injectable hydrogels to deliver drugs.
Flowers' aim, achieved after the war, was that electronic equipment should replace existing, less reliable, systems built from relays and used in telephone exchanges.
Self-reconfigurable robots are systems built from a collection of modules that have the ability to form themselves into many different topologies.
We have examined a number of systems built from a variety of components including a cationic PPV precursor, functionalized C60, and numerous other polyelectrolytes.
The eight stainless steel cars that make up the train are among the newest in the system, built from 1986 to 1988.
Windows OS X, a just-enough operating system built from scratch, is a product likely to be crucial to its future, too.
In six months The Daily went from Mr. Murdoch's vision to a real publication with its own publishing system built from scratch, he said.
By feeding coordinates collected from beachcombers into NOAA's Ocean Surface Current Simulator, or Oscurs, a computer modelling system built from a century's worth of US Navy weather data, Ebbesmeyer and Ingraham had reconstructed the drift routes of some 200 shoes.
"We can pay such high rates because we don't have the physical infrastructure that brick-and-mortar banks have," Mr. Watters said, adding that Wingspanbank's computer system, built from scratch, avoided the technical incompatibility problems that traditional competitors face after numerous mergers.
