The phrase "available in the core" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is included or accessible within the main or essential part of a system, framework, or product.
Example: "The new features will be available in the core of the software update, ensuring all users can benefit from them."
Alternatives: "included in the core" or "accessible in the core".
Target analysis was performed by irradiating it at a location of maximum thermal flux available in the core.
This limitation on burnup is purely due to metallurgical properties of structural materials like clad and hexcan to withstand high neutron fluence, and not by the limitation on the excess reactivity available in the core.
The Clustergrammer web application and the Jupyter Widget utilize the same core libraries, Clustergrammer-JS and Clustergrammer-PY, and hence most, but not all, features that are available in the core libraries, are also available in the web application and Jupyter Widget.
The excess reactivity is the additional reactivity available in the core during operating conditions that is the result of loading a fuel mixture in the core that is more reactive (less burned) than what is required to keep the reactor critical at full power operational conditions.
For a full listing of tests and equipment available in the Core Facility, click HERE.
Not all of the new channels will be available in the core lineup (the base package).
Mass spectrometry equipment and software were available in the Proteomics Core Facility at the University of Pennsylvania.
Currently, GMOD-DBSF offers a number of functionalities not available in the Drupal core.
At the same time, new university campuses need large amounts of space, which is usually not readily available in the crowded cores of established cities.
Depending on the granularity of the utilization of the task sets, more empty space may be available globally in the cores when performing the task allocation for a small number of cores.
To depict a molecule loaded into a variable 'benzene' the following code can be used: Many of the rendering options are available as parameters in the core API and as methods on the DepictionGenerator class.
