Sentence examples for capability of storing from inspiring English sources

I'm pretty sure we were told by the TSA that these body scanners wouldn't even have the capability of storing images, so how Giz would get its hands on such photos is beyond me.

A possible way to maintain the original data rate is to introduce in the terminals the capability of storing larger quantities of data, equivalent to the possibility to support multiple H-ARQ processes in terminals designed for terrestrial use.

DRASiW is an extension of the WiSARD Weightless Neural Network (WNN) model with the capability of storing the frequencies of seen patterns during the training phase in an internal data structure called "mental image" (MI).

In addition to storing all the geometric information (the standard 3D model), a BIM also has the capability of storing all the attributes for each of its elements, such as part number, material type, histories and scheduling, which have benefits for FM.

Data are stored in an EEPROM with the capability of storing data for over 2 days when one measurement is taken per minute.

Data retention represents the capability of storing data reliably over a time period and data retention time is the longest time that the data can be stored reliably.

seed (NS) has positive modulation effects on aged rats with memory impairments, prevents against hippocampal pyramidal cell loss and enhances consolidation of recall capability of stored information and spatial memory in rats.

Among the observed adverse effects of blood transfusions, reduced oxygen delivery and reduced vasodilatory capabilities of stored RBCs are considered especially critical factors.

13, 14 ANNs function in much the same way as neurons in the brain, which have the capability of acquiring, storing, and utilizing experiential knowledge.

The 3991 was designed by the company with input from the study Consultant, Dr. Carpenter, to provide (1) a smaller and more lightweight hot flash monitor and (2) capability for storing 24 hours' worth of data.

Phase change materials (PCMs) have found their way in heat transfer applications because of their capability to store energy during change of phase, and thermal management of lithium ion (Li-ion) batteries is not an exception.