Sentence examples for are capable of distributing from inspiring English sources
Such advanced hearts are capable of distributing more completely oxygenated blood throughout the body.
Adjoint-based mesh adaptive methods are capable of distributing computational resources to areas which are important for predicting an engineering output.
To enhance light delivery to algal biofilms, five different waveguide designs were developed Light emitting waveguides are capable of distributing a bright light source over a larger surface area.
Although ALT-836 levels were not measured in patient's pulmonary fluid of patients, we have previously shown that the antibody could be readily detected at the expected nanomolar level in BAL fluid collected from baboons in a sepsis-induced organ failure model [ 13], suggesting that ALT-836 is capable of distributing between the vascular and alveolar compartments.
Two interesting frameworks to simplify scripting in Hadoop are BioPig [ 46] and SeqPig [ 47], which are both built on top of the Apache Pig framework and are capable of automatically distributing data and parallelizing tasks.
Numerous recent societal examples illustrate that we are capable of creating such distributed organizational systems.
It is clearly shown that both numerical methods are capable of predicting the distributed molecular and copolymer properties, with high accuracy, up to very high monomer conversions.
It is the communities which drive individual motivations to search for new problem solving possibilities, create well-functioning communities that are capable of organizing and differentiating distributed sources of information, and act as inflection points in the flow of information, recognizing that knowledge is not an object but an ongoing activity.
These concerns motivate the need for improved optimization approaches, and in particular intelligent, decentralized methods which are capable of reducing centralized communication bottlenecks, distributing the processing of data, and protecting privacy, while still being capable of maintaining globally optimal or near-optimal operation.
In highly dynamic environments, such distributed systems are capable of achieving considerably better results in terms of performance/cost ratio and reliability than conventional centralised large systems and structures.
