Sentence examples for systems can mimic from inspiring English sources

Typically, video-on-demand systems can mimic a videocassette recorder, allowing users to pause, rewind and replay the movies ordered for a 24-hour period.

In order to treat patients with failing or failed organs, organ-assist medical devices that replicate the functions of organs have been realized; micro- and nanofabricated systems can mimic components of native tissue resulting in effectively in vitro models as well as successful medical devices for in vivo test.

In combination with three-dimensional (3D) culture supported by extracellular matrix (ECM) proteins, human stem cell-based systems can mimic the microenvironment of the in vivo niche, thus providing adequate human-specific models for pharmaco-toxicology (reviewed in Trosko and Chang 2010).

With a human operator in the control loop and adequate situational feedback, a two-armed master slave manipulator system can mimic direct access with dexterous manipulation, tactile feedback and vision.

Hardware implementation on a field-programmable gate array (FPGA) demonstrates that the proposed digital system can mimic the relevant biological characteristics with higher performance, which means the resource cost is cut down and the computational efficiency is improved by introducing the multiplier-less techniques including novel "shift MUL" approach and piecewise linear approximation.

The general consensus in the field of immunology is that a glass-supported, planar lipid bilayer system can mimic target cells for the study of the IS at high resolution (Dustin et al., 2007; Choudhuri et al., 2014; Zheng et al., 2015a; Bertolet and Liu, 2016).

These results suggested that this in vitro culture system can mimic the in vivo neonatal transition process.

Pseudotyped viruses produced in this system can mimic most stages of the HIV-1 life cycle, including viral protein production, assembly, release, maturation, entry, integration and replication without producing replication-competent viruses.

This arrangement can mimic almost any interactive system: a stockmarket; a habitat; even a business supply-chain.

This bottom-up approach could be used to build other artificial organelles, such as the endoplasmic reticulum or a nucleus-like system, and could be the first step towards artificial cell-like systems that can mimic the complex behaviors of biological cells.

To test that possibility, she took female fireflies to her lab, where she has computer-controlled light systems that can mimic firefly flashes.