Sentence examples for ability to define an from inspiring English sources
A photographer has the ability to define an individual's image -- to elevate a person to mythic status or demote a living myth to a plebeian mortal.
In other words, a UHS comes with the ability to define an envelope of the maximum spectral values produced by two sets of motion inputs and, hence, provides better accuracy and more rational/conservative estimation of design forces.
Even though current computing power does allow designers to run nonlinear analyses as many times as needed, efficiency of the design process is based on the designer's ability to define an initial design close enough to the final geometry of the structure.
The union is a common way forward, even if in a rather unusual and original way, as there seems to be a marriage made in Italy to meet the needs of sub-regional municipalities: Originality of the path in the form of regional subsidies, and ability to define an institutional model largely to be built to meet the identity of Mappano and the functional requirements of its basin.
Although the current state of diabetes genetic risk testing is likely insufficient for clinical use, research advances may lead to an increased ability to define an individual's heritable risk for type 2 diabetes.
In this study we compared the ability to define an underlying abnormality in small-fiber dysfunction, using the novel technique of LDIflare with established QST using CASE IV and dermal skin NFD in patients with diabetic neuropathy.
One is his formidable ability to define a character before he even opens his mouth.
One nice extra is the ability to define a map search area by drawing a circle on the screen.
The ability to define a versatile synthetic platform will enable many chemistries and architectures to be studied.
The ability to define a concept without being able to apply it to particular cases is common in education and has been observed in other fields.
The ability to define a muscle's architecture in vivo using EFOV-US could lead to improvements in diagnosis, model development, surgery guidance, and rehabilitation techniques.
