Sentence examples for systems that mimic from inspiring English sources
His scratching has led to the invention of new electronic devices, novel approaches to circuit design and systems that mimic a variety of biological functions.
The collaborative worlds of hugely popular, networked online games like World of Warcraft have evolved entire economies and social systems that mimic the complexity of small nation-states in the real world.
SDNs are meant to allow for a more flexible means of running large amounts of data, atop cheap commercial chips from Intel, Broadcom and others, in part by creating "virtual" systems that mimic the functions of specialty products.
Artificial intelligence is still thought to be far in the future, though tremendous progress has been made in systems that mimic many human skills, including vision, listening, reasoning and, in robotics, the movements of limbs.
"It is hard to speculate how long we will have to wait to see driverless cars on the roads – a decade, perhaps?" says Ola Benderius, an assistant professor working with adaptive systems at the Department of Applied Mechanics at Chalmers University of Technology in Gothenburg, who is developing automated driving systems that mimic human behaviour.
Artificial neural networks (ANNs) are computing systems that mimic natural neural systems.
It is crucial to direct SCs to differentiate into the right cell type, at the right time and location; therefore, specific cues have been investigated in the in vivo microenvironment and have been studied in the in vitro systems that mimicked the natural conditions.
Other potential limitations of MRU include that spatial misregistration may occur between slices if the patient is breathing freely and also that T2-weighted images may develop flow-void artifacts in urine within a dilated collecting system that mimic filling defects.
The aim is to create a less opaque European system that mimics national politics.
The Virtual Campus that is now being rolled out in UK prisons is a closed system that mimics some aspects of the internet.
In the 1930s, when oil sank to 10 cents a barrel, the state of Texas adopted a system that mimicked Rockefeller's — or at least got the same result.
