Modern analytical techniques – particularly the capability to analyse and compare vast sets of data simultaneously – are delivering new capabilities to understand how natural systems work.
The IAEA's new capability to analyse environmental samples gathered by its teams will make it all but impossible to hide activity involving radioactive matter.
Thus, it provides the capability to analyse a complicated structure with a more realistic loading scenario.
The 3D capabilities allow analyses via depth and magnitude of each earthquake, for greater understanding of seismic events and their spatial correlation (Fig. 13) [15].
By combining features of choice modelling, Multi-Criteria Analysis (MCA) and diffusion models, it provides a capability to analyse future adoption patterns of the competing technology options under a range of features for purchase timing and choice.
Here we argue that, while the technical capability to analyse archaeological materials using portable instruments may exist, it is not necessarily true the methodological and theoretical frameworks are in place to allow such activities to be archaeologically successful and significant.
Cropping systems modelling has become agricultural modelling, incorporating new capabilities enabling analyses in the domains of greenhouse gas emissions, soil carbon changes, ecosystem services, environmental performance, food security, pests and disease losses, livestock and pasture production, and climate change mitigation and adaptation.
The major advantage of this method in comparison to those reported in the literature is its capability to analyse different design parameter combinations that satisfy optimality criteria in reasonable computational time, while taking into account complex flow turbine interactions and different turbine types.
