Sentence examples for as capacities of from inspiring English sources

Cultural differences do influence the pedestrian flow characteristics as well as capacities of the pedestrian infrastructural facilities [10, 12, 36, 45, 58].

Finally, we would like to remark that the obstacle problems provide a basic analysis tool in the study of variational inequalities and free boundary problems [30] for various PDEs, which are deeply involved in various geometric and potential theory problems such as capacities of sets or minimal surfaces.

There is much hope that integrated approaches to STEM education can help the next generation of students to solve real-world problems by applying concepts that cut across disciplines as well as capacities of critical thinking, collaboration, and creativity (Burrows and Slater 2015).

It's a confined space where musicians become one with their pillows, everybody is alone yet completely surrounded, and the waves of energy flow up and down as quickly as capacities of our bladders.

HRBAP also involves both bottom-up and top-down approaches (empowerment and protection), but also seeks to address the subjacent and under-lying causes of the non-realization of rights and to strengthen capacities of rights-holders to claim and realize their rights (empowerment) as well as capacities of duty-bearers to meet their obligations to protect and fulfill human rights (protection).

Branch of industry showing the most phenomenal increase was natural gas, as capacity of the nations pipeline system was boosted nearly 2 billion cubic feet per day.

Pericyte-like cells retained properties distinctive of stem cells, such as capacity of performing a high number of in vitro cell divisions and showed an osteogenic potential.

The electrochemical properties of the carbon spheres, such as capacity of performance at high current load caused that the carbon nanomaterials could be used for supercapacitor applications.

It is found that the geometry and topology of the electrodes have important effects on the kinetics as well as capacity of the electrodes, as they have substantial influence on the stress distribution induced by Li-ion intercalation.

Liu et al. (2012) provided an overall definition for resilience as capacity of water resources system to maintain it essential functions as before during an event of unexpected stresses and disturbances.

Drug interactions between ciprofloxacin and diclofenac affecting release kinetics as well as capacity of the fibre to retain these two drugs in sufficient concentrations were two major concerns of simultaneous drug entrapment.