Sentence examples for applicable to capture from inspiring English sources

The majority of existing WSI algorithms are not applicable to capture both lexical semantics and syntactic relations without involving excessive task-specific feature engineering.

FT-IR spectroscopic imaging has been shown to be applicable to capture chemical reactions in both laminar flow and segmented flow in microfluidics devices with a two-phase (oil and water) system in a label-free and quantitative manner.

Moreover these materials are applicable for biomedical use, to capture and immobilize toxic ions during the digestive process.

Yet, there is no broadly applicable evaluative scheme available to capture this critical information across a large number of cases, and to guide the design of transition experiments.

The purpose of this study was to demonstrate: (1) the ability of clinically applicable embolic protection devices to capture such particles; (2) how such a device affects cardiopulmonary function after reamed intramedullary nailing; and (3) evaluation of lung pathology to determine whether filtration affects pulmonary embolic load.

This review is designed to capture outcome measures applicable for use in the clinical setting by health professionals or researchers.

Standard filters were used to capture systematic reviews where applicable.

Unfortunately, this is not applicable in reality because it is very difficult to capture registered iris images from the same subject simultaneously.

Small scale power plants, including those applicable to the transportation sector, can be designed to capture their CO2 exhaust stream, provided it is not heavily diluted with air.

To explore the best reaction conditions for capturing radionuclides and work out the chemistry directly applicable to "hot" nuclides, cold chemistry was investigated to capture 185Re(I) and 63Cu II) species as surrogates for 99mTc and 64Cu, respectively.

Explicit, formal representations attempt to capture general truth and generally applicable problem solving strategies, but become too abstract in nature.