Sentence examples for capabilities currently available from inspiring English sources

Smart inverter capabilities currently available in commercial inverters are the following [2, 3, 4]. 1) Set the automatic reduction of the active power generated from the inverter in case of overvoltage (generation curtailment); in this way the inverter will remain connected to the network avoiding continuous connections and disconnections resulting in higher plant energy production reductions.

The standard is based upon equipment and analytic capabilities currently available in most neurophysiological or ophthalmological electrodiagnostic clinics.

Theoretically, any one of these techniques may potentially be programmed, but in practice, it is not trivial, and the combination of methods for the decision-making process is not possible in the computer capabilities currently available.

A survey of existing fault-tolerant control systems was performed to assess the relative cost and capabilities of currently available technology.

This may be despite the fact that the diagnostic and monitoring capabilities of currently available technologies will not necessarily meet the ambitions of the teleglaucoma schemes from the outset.

The primary objective is to generate risk models that predict all-cause readmission, all-cause mortality, and decline in health status, that exceed the capabilities of currently available risk models in older adults.

Due in large part to the lack of these infrastructure components, only limited CDS capabilities are currently available for supporting traditional medical care in the vast majority of healthcare settings, if at all [ 28].

It can also expand the capabilities of currently available molecular imaging techniques to (i) reach deep-seated targets, (ii) enable a close look at small targets, (iii) precisely guide delivery of nontargeted imaging tracers or therapeutics, and (iv) selectively enhance the effectiveness of targeted imaging and treatment [ 28, 29].

Future screening and selection approaches can be envisioned to exploit this approach to optimize specific material functional features for both biopolymers and synthetic polymers in relation to sequence chemistry, a capability not currently available.

The capabilities of the currently available sepsis markers, the best of which is procalcitonin, and current clinical and physiological scoring systems, are far from perfect.

Aspects of goal reasoning and goal management capabilities that are currently available in selected BICA are reviewed.