Sentences with phrase «one's biological counterparts»

Like their biological counterparts, computer viruses can spread fast, attack systems silently, and cause a great deal of pain.

It is another to discuss death calmly, if not cheerfully, as a biological counterpart to birth.

And, the researchers report, their device focuses light almost as well as its biological counterpart in people.

Unfortunately, the artificial eel organs aren't as efficient as their biological counterparts, Mayer says.

«This contracts and extends the wings in a similar way to the biological counterpart,» says Colorado.

«We now want to test which advantages come with having a single joint controlling both body height and propulsion, as seen in the biological counterpart.»

The NIST switch, described in Science Advances, is called a synapse, like its biological counterpart, and it supplies a missing piece for so - called neuromorphic computers.

These kinds of EAPs are extremely strong, says Yosef Bar - Cohen, who specialises in electroactive materials at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, California — many times stronger than their biological counterparts.

There are significant differences in the way these organs look and feel compared to their biological counterparts.

Solid - state nanopore devices, which are made of thin solid - state membranes, offer advantages over their biological counterparts — they can be more easily shipped and integrated with other electronics — but the basic demonstrations of proof - of - principle sensitivity to different DNA bases have been slower.

The challenges faced in realizing synthetic autonomous nanorobots that can rival their biological counterparts, and perhaps ultimately lead to medically useful applications, are manifold.

In simple terms, «bioidentical» refers to how closely a medication or other compound matches its biological counterpart.