Sentence examples for capabilities and time from inspiring English sources

Under the condition that the peripheral pulmonary lesion had an adequate acoustic widow, ultrasound guidance owned its distinguished advantages such as real-time monitoring of the needle tip, no radiation exposure, low cost, bedside capabilities, and time savings [ 3].

In particular, designing an efficient query processing scheme is admittedly challenging in mobile ad hoc networks (MANETs) because of the lack of centralized coordination, limited computing and communication capabilities, and time-varying network topologies.

In particular, the problem of new hardware with adequate computational capability and time intensive, cost-ineffective manual implementations in advanced power quality metering algorithms is studied in [6].

Currently, the development of new, advanced PQ metering algorithms requires new hardware with adequate computational capability and time intensive, cost-ineffective manual implementations.

A compact curved 2D position sensitive detector will allow simultaneous acquisition of 120 ° in 2θ, with ≈106 s−1 count rate capability and time resolution down to the microsecond level.

Transient adsorption capability and time consumption to equilibrium were nearly independent of porosity, whereas increasing pore size led to a moderating adsorption rate and more time was consumed to approach the saturation adsorption.

While these models may be very useful for the design of improved filters, further theoretical work modelling the trapping capability and time evolution explicitly in terms of the charge of the walls, and also more detailed measurements, seems to be needed to further understand the impurity trapping mechanism and dynamics of this type of channels with nanostructured walls.

This paper describes the production of this detector and its tests (in terms of beam profile reconstruction capability, uniformity over the active area, gamma rejection capability and time stability) performed on the ROTAX beam-line at the ISIS spallation source (Didcot-UK).

For instance, increasing time indicates deteriorating capabilities and decreasing time indicates improving capabilities.

For most of the period between Mao's death in 1976 and the advent of Xi, China followed the adage, attributed to Deng, of "hiding one's capabilities and biding time".

While BID-Hybrid uses staging capabilities and anticipation time for judicious and verified decisions.