Sentence examples for capability of allowing from inspiring English sources

The valves had been tested regarding their mechanical stability and proving their capability of allowing droplets passing through them, without any perturbation.

Computational modeling tools are advantageous in many situations due to their capability of allowing the user to find the optimum conditions for a given reactor without going in for actual experimentation which is both time consuming and expensive.

The multiplanar capability of MRI allows direct visualisation of intracranial anatomy in a manner not possible by sonography.

The imaging capability of IRIS allows us to capture highly dynamic events occurring in the TR and chromosphere above the sunspots.

The non-line-of-sight capability of PIII allows more uniform treatment of all exposed areas compared to beam-line ion implantation.

The broad band spectral capability of BeppoSAX allowed a good determination of the continuum against which the two absorption features are evident at ∼ 19 and ∼ 39 keV.

The spectral capability of MAESTRO allows for the clear separation of extinction due to water vapour and aerosol, and for the fitting quality to be quantified and used to determine an altitude-dependent convergence criterion for the retrieval.

The whole-brain isotropically-resolved 3D acquisition capability of mcDESPOT allowed for the first time the registration of 3D MWF maps to standard space, and consequently a formalized voxel-based analysis of the data.

Today Illumina is the most widely used platform despite its lower multiplexing capability of samples allowed [ 26].

The high-resolution capability of USS allows detailed imaging of solid or cystic extra-articular lesions and also detection of muscle atrophy (Sofka et al. 2004), joint effusions, gluteal tendon avulsion, and iliopsoas or trochanteric bursitis (Long et al. 2012).

It is shown how the examination of the individual biofilm components using the multi-channel capability of PHLIP allowed the description of the dynamic spatial and temporal separation of diatoms, bacteria and organic and inorganic matter during the shift from a bacteria-dominated to a diatom-dominated phototrophic biofilm.