Sentence examples for capabilities of the reference from inspiring English sources

We have evaluated the identification capabilities of the reference model of COSIMA for inorganic compounds using a suite of terrestrial minerals that are relevant for cometary science.

For datasets I – III, we performed our SWISS permutation test on the full gene set to test whether there was a significant difference in the clustering capabilities of the reference design versus the single channel design.

A profile defines a limited capability to extend metaclasses of the reference metamodel.

As a next step, the theoretical benefit of the joint capabilities of CT (anatomical reference) and FDG-PET (accurate tumour detection) have led to the practice of fusion of the images obtained by PET/CT.

This is the reason why MTS has limited traffic sharing capability with the reference layout.

Our goal is to compare the capabilities of the message types (KLT against others) to represent the reference message as exactly as possible.

A letter to one complainant seen by the BBC says that Apple "have advised us that no further reference to the 4G capabilities of the iPad will be made on their UK website".

The spatially filtered t frame obtained with the methodology developed in Section 2 is used once in order to provide the temporal algorithm of a filtered t frame to be used for reference to enhance the capabilities of the temporal algorithm from the first frame of the video stream without losing significant results, and the corrupted t + 1 frame of the video sequence.

The references were made while talking about the 3G capabilities of the $300 model, but it wasn't implied that a 3G connection would be required.

In this paper, the reference radiation environment of the Galilean satellite Europa is used as a representative boundary condition to show the capabilities of the transport suite.

Reference materials (RMs) are an indispensable part of QA/QC system and have played a critical role in the continual expansion of analytical capabilities of the analytical laboratories.