Sentence examples for use of vector from inspiring English sources
Since no expression vectors have been developed from endogenous Actinoplanes plasmids and expression signals, engineering of antibiotic biosynthesis relies on the use of vector systems derived from Streptomyces.
The theoretical analysis, as well as the original implementation, with the use of vector processing instructions SSE2 supported by suitable data organization, are presented below.
The efficiency of this code derives from the use of vector coherent state theory to evaluate the required coefficients directly without recursion relations.
This article presents a proof-of-concept validation of the use of Vector Symbolic Architectures as central component of an online learning architectures.
The use of vector GIS for projection of CPGLM predictions allows for any chosen interval though computational power limits very high spatial resolutions.
The problem is formulated in cylindrical coordinates and the method is based on a Galerkin approximation scheme that makes use of vector expansions that exactly satisfy the continuity constraint.
For example, Agarwal [12] (see also [13]) showed that the use of vector-valued distances may give better information about solutions of the systems of some differential equations.
Over the past decade, the use of vector-sensor array (VSA) technology for source localization has significantly increased allowing a better characterization of the recorded phenomena in a wide range of applications (e.g., acoustics, electromagnetism, radar, sonar, geophysics, etc).
This motivates the use of vectoring of the CM signals for the cancelation of a number of disturbers.
Improved transfection activity may have resulted at least in part from use of higher vector/DNA ratios made possible by reduced cytotoxicity of vectors, and to use of vectors with higher molecular weights.
In this work we report the design and use of vectors containing some of these spectral variants of GFP for use in the Gram positive bacterium Bacillus subtilis.
