Sentence examples for are capable of dissipating from inspiring English sources

Results show that the new-designed heatsinks are capable of dissipating heat up to 5 times more than currently available naturally-cooled heatsinks, with up to 30% less weight.

In addition to the advantages of application of corrugated webs in eliminating the web stiffeners and improving the ultimate rotation capacity in steel coupling beams, results and findings of this study demonstrate that corrugated-web steel coupling beams possess appropriate energy absorption characteristics and are capable of dissipating the input energy in a quite desirable and efficient manner.

Uncoupling proteins (UCPs), which are members of the superfamily of mitochondrial anion-carrier proteins, are capable of dissipating the proton gradient across the inner mitochondrial membrane to generate heat while reducing the efficiency of ATP synthesis [ 1].

"The vast majority have a high sand content, with up to 95%-to-595%-to-595%-to-5%x, which allows a free draining surface that is capable of dissipating heavy rainfall".

The system was capable of dissipating the required heat load and exhibited an overall thermal resistance of 0.18 K/W requiring approximately 1.5 W of hydraulic power.

The proposed heat sink was capable of dissipating a heat load of 130 W at temperatures of less than 85 °C under the low noise level of 23 dBA, which is similar to the cooling performance of the existing devices.

Non-linear dynamic analysis of short to long span slab girder bridges subjected to various ground motions shows that the device is capable of dissipating the seismic energy through hysteretic behavior and lowering demand on the substructure.

The experimental results demonstrated that the spouted bed contacting mode is capable of dissipating the strong exotherm of the CPO reaction via particle circulation through the spout, annulus and fountain regions.

The results indicate that: (1) the device is capable of dissipating 40 W of thermal energy and keeping the chip surface temperature under 100°C; (2) the device can transfer heat from the evaporator to the condenser through natural circulation (i.e., without any external driving forces) if the relative height difference between the evaporator and condenser is greater than 1 cm.

How many are capable of such mercy?

But we are capable of doing that".