Sentence examples for capability of support from inspiring English sources
This work attempts to evaluate the capability of support vector machines for predicting the intensity or location of damage for health monitoring of a cantilever beam.
In this work, the performance and predictive capability of support vector machine (SVM) algorithms are investigated within the area of pharmaceutical drug design.
The hybrid models utilized the non-linear feature selection capabilities of Functional Networks (FN), Decision Trees (DT) and Fuzzy Ranking (FR) algorithms with the excellent functional approximation capability of Support Vector Machines (SVM).
This environmentally friendly approach is more biocompatible and cost-efficient and includes the capability of supporting larger synthesis [28, 29].
In addition, a model for the management of virtual radio resources with the capability of supporting various situations is proposed.
The unique feature of this BIM U-education system is its capability of supporting learners' acquisition of BIM processes by work type (Jeon & Eom 2011).
Polymer nanofibers have shown the capability of supporting various stem cell differentiations, and they can even enhance the differentiation of the stem cells compared with a conventional scaffold.
Of course, "gross" damage to the membrane removes its capability of supporting the osmotic pressure gradient, and this case is easily detected with this measurement technique.
The navigation constellation will have the capability of supporting Tracking Telemetry and Command (TT&C) operations by inter-satellite link (ISL).
Another key dimension of performance for any MAC protocol is the delay, which in fact plays a more critical role than throughput in determining a network's capability of supporting delay QoS-sensitive applications.
Previous works demonstrated that electrospun membranes exhibited good capability of supporting fibroblast and/or keratinocytes attachment and proliferation with characteristic phenotypic shape and were guided to grow according to the nanofiber orientation (Fang et al. 2011).
