Sentence examples for capabilities of probing from inspiring English sources
To advance the capabilities of probing chemical composition aloft, we designed a lightweight remote-controlled whole air sampling component (WASC) and integrated it into a multicopter drone with agile maneuverability to perform aerial whole air sampling.
This review is also focussed on the new capability of probe-molecule-assisted NMR which allows a genuine differentiation of surface active sites from various facets.
The capability of probe-level analysis to elicit novel findings from existing expression microarray data was demonstrated.
It would significantly increase the discovery rate of NEOs and would have unique capabilities to probe their physical character.
Capabilities of the probing and calibration lasers are specified and compared against ITER requirements.
These studies will provide the capability to probe the geometry of the acceleration process.
To this end, we employed GIWAXS with 2D detection capability to probe the crystallographic orientations of planar CH3NH3PbI3– x Cl x perovskite thin films.
The spinning and spectroscopic capabilities of the probe were proven by obtaining a 13C CP/MAS NMR spectrum of hexamethylbenzene at MAS rates of 2 kHz.
In the present work, bearing diagnosis capabilities of proximity probes are explored by exploiting its advantages and alleviating its shortcomings using appropriate signal processing of the raw time domain data.
The flow capabilities of the probe were demonstrated by observing methanol adsorption onto zeolite HZSM-5 and by studying conformational changes of a vapochromic sensor material when it was exposed to volatile organic compounds.
Whilst there are reports comparing RNA amplification methods which have successfully carried out microarray gene expression profiling from picograms of RNA [17], [24], [25], many have utilised titrated dilutions of stock total RNA to within the picogram range as the basis of support for the capabilities of the probe generation technologies documented.
