Sentence examples for using novel types of from inspiring English sources

They float around him, responding to his movements and to each others' using novel types of localisation and control systems.

They float around him, responding to his movements and to each others' using novel types of localization and control systems.

This paper addresses VCSEL prospects in parts of using of novel types of submonolayer quantum dot (SML QD) active media [5, 6] capable to ultrahigh modal gain, keeping all the other key QD advantages in place, such as excitonic gain mechanism, suppressed carrier diffusion and low degradation rate.

These results provide important information for designing biomedical devices using this novel type of bioabsorbable shape memory polymer composite.

Researchers at King's College London scanned 55 premature infants and 10 babies born at full term, using a novel type of MRI scan.

Through the participation in the BioCreative IV user-interactive task, we examined the feasibility of using this novel type of augmented browsing-based curation method, and collaborated with curators to curate biomarker evidential sentences related to liver cancer.

Ionic liquids can be used to design novel types of electrolytes for a new generation of lithium batteries.

Here we propose a Metropolis–Hastings approach that uses a novel type of graph grammar to efficiently learn proposal distributions in a data driven fashion.

The company's trick is to use a novel type of photo paper that changes color when heat is applied, says Steve Herchen, chief technology officer at ZINK. "It's the first new printing technology for digital printing that's come along in more than a decade," he says.

Following current rational drug design principles, we firstly performed a ligand and structure based virtual screening of more than 130 000 compounds to discover until now unknown class of hTLR4/MD2 modulators that could be used as novel type of immunologic adjuvants.

They may use a novel type of point centromere or have re-acquired regional centromeres during their evolution.