Sentence examples for capability of measuring from inspiring English sources
Nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) cryoporometry is a promising method for performing such measurements because of its capability of measuring pores down to nanometer size and providing information about the pore geometry.
Lidar does not penetrate clouds but has the unique capability of measuring the three-dimensional vertical structure of vegetation in great detail, sometimes with hundreds of measurements in the vertical dimension for each location on the Earth [16].
Lidar does not penetrate clouds but has the unique capability of measuring the three-dimensional vertical structure of vegetation in great detail, sometimes with hundreds of measurements in the vertical dimension for each location on the Earth [ 16].
We also assume that the sensors have the capability of measuring multiple types of PVs.
The Veris instrument had the additional capability of measuring soil ECa.
The development of such a technique requires the capability of measuring the 177Lu activity concentration in tissues in vivo.
The instrument merges capabilities of measuring the electron field emission current from an individual emitting site and genuine projection of electrons onto a luminescent screen.
The Solartron 1260 is considered one of the more accurate impedance analyzers available with impedance and phase angle accuracy of 0.1% and 0.1°, respectively, with 1 µV and 1 pA sensitivity, and capabilities of measuring electrical impedance in the frequencies range of 10 µHz to 32 MHz.
The reason is that while it is possible to accurately measure enzymatic activities as we have done in this paper, we do not have the capability of directly measuring how these changes in activity would affect the fitness of an organism in a natural setting.
The evaluation of the measuring capability of a measuring device is very important in the field of quality assurance.
Ruckelshaus cautioned the standards he established would likely be found wanting, because they reflected "the outer limits of our capability to measure connections between levels of pollution and effects on man".
