Sentence examples for are capable of tracing from inspiring English sources

However, few of these methods are capable of tracing the material displacement, such as the Material Point Method (MPM).

Advances in analytical techniques, statistical methods, and monitoring technologies for freshwater and marine environments are capable of tracing sources and fate of several newly emerging POPs.

The recent trend in the mathematical modeling of several phenomena indicates the popularity of fractional calculus modeling tools due to the nonlocal characteristic of fractional-order differential and integral operators, which are capable of tracing the past history of many materials and processes; see, for instance, [1 13] and the references therein.

In addition to implementing their own version of HTM, the authors also designed a profiler which is capable of tracing all of the key parameters of the system.

Findings indicate that the method is capable of tracing the motion behavior of dense objects in the bottom of a bed.

Due to the very low level of contamination, only an insert-specific PCR method was capable of tracing back the presence of the transposon in the source pDNA and master cell bank (MCB).

The proposed tie sub-model is built into an existing macroscopic finite element based fire resistance analysis computer program that is capable of tracing the fire response of reinforced concrete (RC) columns in the entire range of behavior.

Those authors build on the Global Trade Analysis Project model with Biofuels (GTAP-BIO) database [12] in order to develop a global CGE model which handles production, consumption, and trade of biofuels along with other economic activities and is capable of tracing the land use impacts of expansion in biofuels.

Predicted cross-sectional temperatures and deflections of the slab, generated from the numerical model, compare well with measured data from fire tests indicating that the proposed model is capable of tracing the behavior of PC hollowcore slabs under standard and design fire conditions.

Biological pores are capable of detecting trace levels of cocaine by binding drug molecules to DNA aptamers that become lodged in the pore and cause an extended current blockage.

Thus the locus of inhibition was determined by identifying non-conserved amino acids between the CaV3.2 and CaV3.1/CaV3.3 channels, specifically looking for residues that are capable of binding with trace metals, such as glutamate, aspartate, cysteine and histidine.