Sentence examples for technical inheritance from inspiring English sources
In this article, we first review on system configurations and essential functions used for plasma control systems in existing tokamaks, from the viewpoint of technical inheritance of both hardware and software.
Why not argue that organisms improve themselves by their own efforts and pass these advantages to their offspring in the form of altered genes a process that has long been called, in technical parlance, the "inheritance of acquired characters".
Difficulties in obtaining informed consent for GWAS have included communicating about technical but specific issues, such as inheritance and genes, and the relationships of these with health and illness.
What do we have to do on the inheritance side?" "There were some technical points in the way we structured the company that made the process harder.
(In an interview last year, Kidwai told David Sanger, for his book "The Inheritance," that "our security systems are foolproof," thanks to technical controls; Sanger noted that Bush Administration officials were "not as confident in private as they sound in public").
Metrics are combined to measure coupling, abstraction and inheritance and a fourth fitness function is proposed to measure reduction in technical debt.
Despite technical limitations, peroxisomes are among the best-characterized organelles in terms of composition, biogenesis, inheritance, and turnover in yeast.
While N. crassa accessions have been instrumental in physiological, ecological and inheritance studies [24] [27], they have yet to be exploited for circadian biology due to technical issues associated with measuring clock regulated asexual reproduction (conidiation).
The molecular and cellular mechanisms of inheritance of mtDNA have been a source of intense speculation for decades, but recent technical advances have started to resolve some of the key issues in mice.
