Sentence examples for capabilities because of the from inspiring English sources

Magnesium alloys have limited cold-forming capabilities, because of the hexagonal crystal structure of magnesium, but they are readily hot-worked at temperatures ranging from 150 to 400 °C (300 to 750 °F).

Both of those areas are going to have major effects on military capabilities because of the impact of advanced materials on all kinds of military applications.

Further it could be predicted that UNO mice with a reopened naris would still have reduced capabilities because of the many reported detrimental effects of perinatal UNO to the developing ipsilateral bulb.

And I got miserable fast forward and rewind capability because of the network bottleneck.

Again, this low activity might be a function of the lack of detection capability because of the distance from the seismic network.

The material was used as the cathode in Li-ion rechargeable batteries and exhibited excellent cyclability and rate capability because of the easy electron transport in it.

One of the critical disadvantages of GaN-HEMTs is its lack of the UIS withstanding capability because of the non-removable structure of holes, which are generated by the avalanche breakdown.

While numerical modeling has been quite standard in accelerator R&D, designing the NLC accelerating structure required a new simulation capability because of the geometric complexity and level of accuracy involved.

A low Pr number fluid flow, such as liquid-metals, has relatively less than turbulent heat transport capability because of the liquid-metals' high thermal conductivity and its very large thermal boundary layer.

The lower fusion activity of JE attenuated virus SA14-14-2 is compatible with its unfavorable trimer geometry and its reduced dimer dissociation capability because of the fixation of the DII to DI + DIII angle in JEV SA14-14-2 monomers due to the mutation of residues 107, 138 and 279.

Normal stem cells have high drug efflux capability because of the expression levels of ATP binding cassette (ABC) transporters, which actively pump drugs out of the cell.