Sentence examples for tools for realizing from inspiring English sources

In the second part, various promoters showing high-level constitutive, organ-specific, or inducible expression, are summarized as useful tools for realizing the efficient transcription of transgenes.

Photoresponsive ion extraction/release systems are valuable tools for realizing chemical perturbations of biological species confined in time and space.

Advanced control methods and new distributed embedded control structures represent the most effective tools for realizing high performance of many technological processes.

Following earlier research on a conceptual modelling tool, prototypical tools for realizing conceptual models and for the execution of simulation are developed in this work, with the assumption that a multiscale simulation is to be carried out by means of integrating existing single-scale models.

Following earlier work on a conceptual modelling tool which aims to support the first stage of CAMM, prototypical tools for realizing conceptual models and for the execution of simulation are developed in this work, with the assumption that a multiscale simulation is to be carried out by means of integrating existing single-scale models.

In June, citing the uprisings in the Middle East and North Africa, a report by the United Nations' special rapporteur went so far as to declare that the Internet had "become an indispensable tool for realizing a range of human rights".

It is a tool for realizing the path to the "All" through relations.

The proposed virtual try-on function is an effective tool for realizing human-centered design.

In this paper the authors present a novel design tool for realizing dielectric structures with spatially varying electromagnetic properties via additive manufacturing (AM).

A long-range scientific goal is to develop quantitative and predictive grain boundary diagrams as a new tool for realizing predictable fabrication of materials by design.

During most of the period, planting forests provided a tool for realizing national goals, and a policy that was guided by changing tasks imposed by the officials of the Zionist movement, the British Mandate Authorities and the State of Israel.