Sentence examples for access capable from inspiring English sources

The single cylinder engine used included full bore overhead optical access capable of withstanding unusually high in-cylinder pressures.

Yet in the world's poorest regions, where even reliable high-speed Internet access capable of streaming course lecture videos is hard to come by, delivering a useful education to the masses is clearly not a straightforward operation, and experiments in doing so in an organized way are only just beginning (see "Online Courses Put Pressure on Universities in Poorer Nations").

Challenges unique to the design of programmable wireless radio (PWR) unit of a dynamic spectrum access capable CR are focused in the eight paper "Efficient design of OFDMA based programmable wireless radios," by S. F. Shah and A. H. Tewfik.

4. Minimum Hemoglobin level of 10 g/dL. 5. Blood access capable of delivering the blood flow rate greater than 250 mL/min.

Our main contribution is the development of an integrated methodology that focuses on how to construct an application-specific memory access network capable of extracting the maximum amount of memory-level parallelism on a per-application basis.

Wavelength-division-multiplexed passive optical network (WDM PON) has long been considered as an ultimate solution for the future optical access network capable of providing practically unlimited bandwidth to each subscriber.

It would also require the fastest-growing category of private plans — private fee-for-service plans — to organize networks of doctors and hospitals and report measures of quality, just as other private plans do, so that beneficiaries would have guaranteed access to capable medical providers.

This study assesses the cost implications for the rollout of fixed access networks capable of providing citizens with downstream broadband capacities of 30 Mbps or 100 Mbps, which have been defined in the European Digital Agenda as targets that should be met by 2020.

Moreover, this is an extreme case in which it is doubtful whether it is economically viable to roll out an access network capable of these high bit rates when there are almost no users requiring them.

The latter will also depend on the possibility to offer full scholarships as MEIZ is committed to giving access to capable students regardless their financial situation.

It estimates that nationwide availability of 'full fiber' is likely to require additional (public) funding of around £3BN to £5BN to support commercial investment in the final ~10% of areas that would otherwise be overlooked — stressing that these "often rural areas must not be forced to wait until the rest of the country has connectivity before they can access gigabit-capable networks".