Sentence examples for capabilities flow from inspiring English sources

With newly developed, freely programmable, wireless-controlling capabilities, Flow just might be the answer to the trackpad troubles of digital masterminds and luddites, alike.

Enbridge's recently proposed a reversal to their Line 9 pipeline that converts the pipeline's capabilities to flow Alberta crude eastward, and passes it through some of the most heavily populated areas of Ontario and Quebec.

We believe that the single-cell analysis capabilities of flow cytometry will couple well with proteoform-resolved top-down data.

The system thermal-hydraulic (STH) code ATHLET was coupled with the commercial 3D computational fluid dynamics (CFD) software package ANSYS CFX to improve ATHLET simulation capabilities for flows with pronounced 3D phenomena such as flow mixing and thermal stratification.

The numerical results show that the space time coupled formulation has superior predictive capabilities for flows demanding high space time resolution, exemplified here by the transient flow over a backward-facing step.

SELP-815K formulated at 12% w/w with shear processing demonstrated acceptable rheological properties and clear embolic capability under flow conditions in vitro.

From the performance test, the EM pump and magnet show their capability, and flow and static corrosion tests including oxide coating for corrosion protection were performed.

The standard dielectric barrier discharge plasma actuator, in which an asymmetric arrangement of electrodes leads to momentum coupling into the surrounding air, has already demonstrated its capability for flow control.

Experimental results indicated that the MA modified TPEG-type PCE2 with certain number of anchor groups and PEO side chains has excellent water reducing capability and flow retaining ability, which is mainly attributed to the maximum synergistic effects of steric hindrance and electrostatic repulsive force.

It is critical that the incorporation of flow-exchange capabilities (sensor structure and flow fields) do not affect the sensor measurements.

Poor maternal mental health is associated with lower sensitivity and responsiveness to infant behavioural cues and this compromised caregiving capability has flow-on consequences for the early growth and development of children.