Sentence examples for capabilities of experimental from inspiring English sources
(It's worth noting that this is well within the capabilities of experimental military aircraft, the fastest of which top out at nearly ten times the speed of sound).
First, it's worth noting that the reported speed of the UFO is well within the capabilities of experimental military aircraft, the fastest of which top out at nearly ten times the speed of sound.
Many of these issues are beyond the capability of experimental approaches under very small scales.
The specific features, unique advantages, and capturing capability of experimental observations of each model are discussed and assessed.
In addition, the capability of experimental material to shear band formation during straining, even after one ABE pass, induced the level of bimodality.
The aim of this work is to investigate the capability of experimental modal analysis, as a nondestructive tool, to characterize and quantify fatigue behavior of materials.
The main objective of the present work is to investigate the capability of experimental modal analysis as a nondestructive tool to characterize and quantify the fatigue behavior of laminated composite beam with different lamina orientations and cantilevered boundary condition.
This paper reports on energy, time and spatial resolution capabilities of this experimental test bench.
The physical tests and the clinical imaging capabilities of the experimental device which have been performed by IPB (France) and SHC (Hungary), agree with the expected performances better than those of a cardiac conventional γ- camera except for dynamic studies.
In order to fully realize this potential, it is necessary to critically assess the capabilities of current experimental methods in elucidating whether and how the mechanics of living cells and biomolecules, under physiological and pathological conditions, plays a major role in health and disease.
The predictive capabilities of each experimental technique were described by concordance percentage, sensitivity, specificity, and positive and negative predictive values, considering FISH as the reference technique.
