This beamline offers experimental test capabilities of instrument concepts viable for the ESS.
Newton's pessimism was unfounded: although his calculations had suggested a deviation of less than 2 minutes of arc (for an idealised three-mile high mountain), this angle, though very slight, was within the theoretical capability of instruments of his day.
Direct measurements inevitably have error associated with the limited capability of instruments.
Talented students actually push up against the capabilities of lesser instruments, and if they don't get a better instrument, they will continue to bang their head against a brick wall.
So long as they were Earth-bound, astronomers were limited not only by the capabilities of their instruments but also by the atmosphere through which they peered.
The fixed personnel of such orchestras as the Mannheim group, therefore, freed the composers to experiment with the capabilities of the instruments within the group.
The seeming superfluity of orchestral resource he called for, especially in the later symphonies, is handled with restraint and sensitivity Mahler was a conductor as well as a composer and knew well the capabilities of the instruments.
This would require some significant investment but the time was right in terms of the capabilities of new instruments, computational infrastructure, and data analysis tools, to make a real difference.
With the advanced capabilities of its instruments, TESIS will help better understand the physics of solar flares and high-energy phenomena and provide new data on parameters of solar plasma in the temperature range 105−107K.
In this study, we compared capabilities of these instruments to determine properties of healthy and spontaneously degenerated human patellar cartilage in situ and to diagnose the early stages of osteoarthritis (OA).
