Sentence examples for using multiple copies of from inspiring English sources

Using multiple copies of the same photograph, Mr. Flood gives the actor a giraffelike neck and sharply protruding chin.

Most of them rely on the assembly using multiple copies of single type of motifs and a few sophisticated nanostructures have been engineered by co-assembling multi-types of DNA tiles simultaneously.

The strength of the Col2a1 regulatory element can be enhanced by using multiple copies of this region upstream of a reporter gene [16].

Thus, by using multiple copies of the highly active Δ-17 desaturase, it is possible to lower the ω-6 fatty acid concentration to less than 5%%.

Second, "pushing" and "pulling" the carbon flux into the engineered ∆-6 pathway were achieved by overexpression of the C16/18-elongase C16/18-elongase al. 2008) and the ∆12-desaturase gene (Yadav et al. 2009) and by using Macoolletcopies of ∆17-desalurase genes (Xue et al. 2008b).

Destination node can use multiple copies of the transmitted packet to decode with high reliability.

28 The kinetochore uses multiple copies of at least eight different protein complexes to couple chromosome movement to the plus-end of a growing and shrinking microtubule (MT).

Sulfolobus solfataricus [ 19] and Thermoproteus tenax [ 21] Cascades (both type IA) and Escherichia coli (type IE) [ 10] use multiple copies of Cas7 protein to form a backbone filament with crRNA, functionally analogous to the Csy3-crRNA backbone of Pseudomonas aeruginosa Cascade (Type IF) [ 20].

This technique proposed by Kaiser and Hamming attempts to improve the pass band and the stop band of a symmetric nonrecursive filter using the multiple copies of the same filter.

To test this possibility, variability as a function of copy-number was plotted (Figure 6.A) using multiple brackets of copy number values (in arbitrary units).

Specifically, we take into account unreliable resources that may break down while working or being in idle, and the considered AMSs allow the use of multiple copies of different resources per operation stage.