Sentence examples for capability developed from inspiring English sources

We extend the direct numerical simulation (DNS) capability developed in [D.

For example, the capability developed by the electronics industry of making semiconductor and metal structures on the nanometer length scale has made much of the subfield that is now called nanoscience possible.

This paper examines both for a number of urbanisation scenarios and adopting the modelling capability developed for the analysis of urbanisation effects on catchment water balance.

Overviews of research enabled by the testbed are provided, including descriptions of software and network vulnerability research, a description of forensic data logger capability developed using the testbed to retrofit existing serial port MODBUS and DNP3 devices, and a description of intrusion detection research which leverages unique characteristics of industrial control systems.

The consequence of this approach is a hardware and software architecture that provides a transparent model of remote configuration and supervision, and thereby a means to simplify the implementation of a distributed data acquisition system with scalable and dynamic local processing capability developed in a fusion environment.

"If we move to a new vehicle, what I have said to Nasa is, one, that this vehicle uses the industrial capability developed for ATV and Columbus (the ISS laboratory) because the objective is not to create new industrial capability and destroy the capability that already exists.

"As our financial capability develops, as economic rationality enters the world of football, our ability to compete at salary levels for the very best talent will be enhanced," Gazidis said.

At dose level 3, those patients with lower drug elimination capability develop dose-limiting toxicity and subsequently that dose level is defined as the maximum tolerated dose.

IBM has made many of the machine-learning capabilities developed through this program available to developers through an online application-programming interface.

As this comment indicates, capabilities developed in exploiting economies of scale and scope encouraged process and product innovation.

This study also briefly addresses the computational capabilities developed to conduct such analyses.