Sentence examples for capabilities to simultaneously from inspiring English sources
The emergent capabilities to simultaneously monitor the activities of over several hundreds of individual neurons in the brain [1] [6] have vastly expanded the complexity of the resulting neural data sets.
Not all the GPRS stations have the capability to simultaneously transmit and receive.
The CMOS image sensor has the capability to simultaneously capture optical and on-chip potential images.
Packed into this tiny charger is the capability to simultaneously charge two full-size tablets at full speed — a capability that most models don't have.
(3) Based on the observations (1) and (2), the proposed method thus provides capability to simultaneously and adjustably enhance the overall lightness and contrast of the enhanced output. .
A photocatalytic reactor using an ozone-generating mercury vapor lamp with the capability to simultaneously utilize the ozone internally generated from the lamp was fabricated.
Furthermore, SPECT has the capability to simultaneously image multiple radionuclides with different emission energies, and a good energy resolution is here very important to minimize cross talk between the different simultaneously acquired radionuclide measurements.
Clear, the biometrics company you've probably seen at airports and at a few other prominent queues, is rolling out the capability to simultaneously verify your ID and pay for an alcoholic drink with your fingerprint.
Even more desirable (especially for the study of catalytic materials) is the capability to simultaneously image morphological and structural changes that occur on the surface and within the bulk during in situ heating.
The lack of capability to simultaneously inject measured data into simulation models limits the dynamic requirements for simulations in response to the real-time changing conditions and therefore is unable to catch the instantaneous reactions and occurrences in nature.
The wavelet approach has the capability to simultaneously examine the images at low and high resolutions to gain information on both global and detailed local features of the bone image.
