Sentence examples similar to a powerful orientation from inspiring English sources
The CP proposes a very powerful orientation that responds to the question "capacity for whom?" The implicit CB strategy proposed entails a strong focus on community capacity.
It is widely used in object-oriented applications and brings to the designs and programs a powerful feature unique to object orientation.
Anti-discrimination statutes for people with disabilities, immigrants, non-Christian religions and sexual orientation triggered a powerful resentment.
The specialization relationship exists between classes and brings to designs a powerful feature unique to object orientation.
microscopy is a powerful method for mapping the orientation across the film thickness with quick data collection and analysis.
These findings further demonstrate that a market orientation is a powerful resource as it enables firms to become aware of opportunities to provide superior value for consumers, especially when operating in non-traditional markets.
These results demonstrate that the combination of 3D-SIM with site-specific antibodies represents a powerful approach for determining protein orientation and disposition.
Molecular modeling proved to be a powerful tool for studying the orientation of polysaccharides where the molecular models can be developed for the calculation of the energies involving chain-chain interactions which can be calculated as described by Pérez and coworkers, 1996 [ 47].
This technique offers a powerful tool to steer the antibody orientation thus leading to more effective "hooks" available on the electrode of a QCM.
This represents a powerful technique: it does not require orientation, it can be carried out on complex glandular structures and is not affected by the biases involved in measuring labelling indices from single tissue sections.
We have shown that synchrotron 2-dimensional X-ray diffraction is a powerful tool to study the crystallographic orientation of magnetosomes and the texture of magnetosome chains in magnetotactic bacteria.
