Sentence examples for advantageous capability from inspiring English sources

Multicell processing is an advantageous capability that is required to mitigate intercell interference when aggressive frequency reuse is used in a cellular system.

Also, the planning and scheduling system (PSS) for the RSI operation is not very efficient, and is not compatible with the very unique and advantageous capability of daily revisit of FORMOSAT-2.

This highlights the advantageous capability of FDS-SV to allow the observation of binding in free solution, in the absence of any matrix, filter, or other surface.

The presence of more than one transporter for this kind of compound would give to the X. citri the advantageous capability to transport and assimilate distinct sources of sulfur, which is relevant for the bacterium maintenance and growth.

In this case study, we targeted the complete Pareto front of ARG, and this will provide some advantageous capabilities to help decision-makers with their portfolio-optimization problems.

ANNs are robust tools with advantageous capabilities for addressing the unpredictable complexities of nonlinear phenomena such as the stochastic behavior of the wind resource, which cannot be handled by conventional methods accurately.

Among them, the TTT stationary phase displayed advantageous resolving capability over the TDT and TFT phases for a wide ranging analytes from apolar to polar, particularly for structural and positional isomers, including alcohols, phenols, halogenated and alkylated benzenes and naphthalenes.

Besides the differentiation grade, the body symmetry suited for scaling may be a prerequisite for the advantageous regeneration capability.

Mining such patterns from time series data is advantageous due to its capability of modeling various real life scenarios.

Nonetheless, common and complementary capabilities among actors, a combination of cognitive distance and similar capabilities is advantageous for innovation (Boschma, 2005).

Apparently not only prokaryotes were abundant in shallow Precambrian environments; the oldest eukaryotic-like fossils (acritarchs; Buick 2010) found so far (that perhaps needed oxygen for advantageous energetic and metabolic capabilities) are ~3,200 Ma old and were also present in estuarine environments (Javaux et al. 2010).