Sentence examples for bed capable from inspiring English sources

The paper then presents an analysis of the existing test problems, and proposes a 'test bed' capable of simulating the features of real-life optimisation problems in a systematic and controlled manner.

In this paper, model predictive control is used to produce near-optimal actuator commands for an experimental diesel generator on a test bed capable of producing representative submarine operating conditions.

A third and crucial factor is the biological reconstruction of femoral bone defects, to restore a functional implant bed capable of bearing physiologic loads [ 1], and to downgrade the femoral defect situation to facilitate a possible subsequent revision procedure [ 2].

By 2009, there were 38,060 elderly care institutions with 2.662 million beds, capable of serving only 1.5%% of the elderly population nationwide.

We tested the relationship between the number of ICU beds capable of ventilation and the population by health and census regions using the R coefficient of determination.

The total number of teaching and community ICU beds capable of mechanical ventilation was 2,027 and 1,143, respectively, with a median number of 20 (IQR 11 to 31) beds and five (IQR 2 to 8) beds, respectively (P <0.001).

There was moderate correlation between the number of ICU beds capable of mechanical ventilation and the population size for both health region divisions (R = 0.771) and census divisions (R = 0.809) (Additional file 1).

Per 100,000 population, there was substantial variability in provincial capacity, with a mean of 0.9 hospitals with ICUs (provincial range 0.4-2.8 0.4-2.8U beds capable of providing mechanical ventilation (provincial range 6–10), and 15 ICUasive mechanical ventilators (provincial range 10–24).

Per 100,000 population in 2009 and 2010, there were 0.9 hospitals with ICUs capable of providing mechanical ventilation (range 0.4to 2.8), 10 ICU beds capable of providing mechanical ventilation (range 6 to 19), and 15 invasive mechanical ventilators (range 10 to 24).

The Reflux Classifier (RC) is a fluidized bed separator capable of operating at high hydraulic loadings due to the presence of parallel inclined plates within the system.

By using two interconnected fluidised beds with a bed material capable of transferring oxygen from air to the fuel, a nitrogen-free stream of CO2 can be obtained with no direct efficiency loss.