Sentence examples for unique autonomous from inspiring English sources

Application of such NiTi shape memory alloys in novel sensor actuator allows not only a unique autonomous detection of fire at its early stage but also provides an opportunity to actuate fire suppression systems.

Not every self-driving car has to be able to move passengers from point A to point B. Take, for example, Nuro: The startup just revealed their unique autonomous vehicle platform, which is more of a mobile small logistics platform than a self-driving car.

We can have so many issues around these acts, especially if they weren't effectively modeled for our unique autonomous development.

In these cases, the self is thought of as an isolated unit that strives to be unique, autonomous, and assertive, functioning in parallel with, but not dependent upon, others.

The Tol2 transposon is a unique autonomous transposable element in vertebrates that carries 11 kb of exogenous insert to complete the transposition without reducing the transpositional activity (Kawakami, 2005; Kawakami and Shima, 1999; Parinov et al., 2004).

These "Smart Objects" need unique identification, autonomous data transfer and communication with other objects.

The electric vehicle technology company with a headquarters in Silicon Valley, as well as a globe-spanning R&D footprint and manufacturing facilities in both China and the U.S., and it's aiming to distinguish itself rom the established market with unique powertrains, autonomous features and shared technology development.

Our results showed that Mimivirus replication is an extremely efficient process that results from a rapid takeover of cellular machinery, and takes place in a unique and autonomous giant assembly centre, leading to the release of a large number of complex virions through amoebal lysis.

Thus, using Theorem 6.1, we can obtain a unique non-autonomous pullback attractor in (L^{2}(mathcal {O} times L^{2}(mathcal {O})).

The partial-random system generated by the random-PDE (2.13) on domain (mathcal {O}) has a unique non-autonomous pullback attractor in (L^{2}(mathcal {O} times L^{2}(mathcal {O})), attracting bounded subsets of (L^{2}(mathcal {O} times L^{2}(mathcal {O})).

We demonstrate here that MET suppresses VEGFR2 in epithelial cancer cells expressing both RTKs, through a unique, cell-autonomous mechanism involving intracrine VEGF and endoplasmic reticulum associated degradation or ERAD.