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Meanings of cellular automaton in English
Russian
клеточный автомат Portuguese
autómato celular Spanish
autómata celular Catalan
autòmat cel·lular Discrete model studied in computability theory, mathematics, physics, complexity science, theoretical biology and microstructure modeling.
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Examples for "cellular space"
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Inside the building there are bright and expansive boardrooms, large, open-plan offices, cellular space and an eight-person lift.
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An air sac with cellular spaces is connected with the gullet and serves as a rudimentary lung.
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They will inhabit and navigate cellular spaces.
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Coated vesicles have been purified in the past on the basis of their remarkably homogeneous structure, not their function.
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Nor are the revelations of polish confined to things having variety in their internal construction; they operate equally in things of homogeneous structure.
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Results: The clinicians were only able to identify a defect, when the junctional area was involved, except for bony pieces with a very homogeneous structure.
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However, the switching is not purely electrical in laterally homogeneous structures.
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He wouldn't know the difference between normal and abnormal cellular structure.
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CLE allows ultrahigh-resolution microscopy of tissue resulting in images of the cellular structure.
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We stain it so its cellular structure can be examined with a microscope.
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Well, they had to do with the biochemistry of cellular structure, didn't they?
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But the cellular structure is none the less demonstrable.
Usage of cellular automaton in English
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Origin: In the 1990s, this term enjoyed some popularity among cellular automaton enthusiasts.
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It was a ' cellular automaton', an array of cells like a gigantic chessboard.
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Chris Langton invented a specialist replicator in 1984, a P-shaped loop of eighty-six cells in a two-dimensional eight-state cellular automaton.
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The Scientific American columnist Martin Gardner called it "Conway's most famous brainchild." This is not Life the family board game, but Life the cellular automaton.
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