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The thiophenol molecular ion is stabilized by the presence of π-electron systems, which are capable of accommodating a loss of one electron more easily.

The subsonic environmental wind tunnel is capable of accommodating a full-sized heavy-duty truck and generating wind speeds in excess of 50mph.

It is found that such an object can improve the downstream power density by over 15%, and create a large wake zone capable of accommodating a turbine.

By exploiting the concept of morphing, designers may devise adaptable structures, capable of accommodating a wide range of service conditions, minimising design complexity and cost.

We utilized a novel approach for device placement at the aorto-left atria continuity as a site to create a conduit capable of accommodating a percutaneous LVAD system.

The experiments showed that it is capable of accommodating a heat flux of about 20 MW/m2 over an area of 10−4 m2.

Susana continued to oversee the property until her death, most recently adding a Greek theatre, open to the sea and planted with varieties of creeping thyme, with a stage capable of accommodating an entire symphony orchestra.

The broad design requirements included (i) fuselage capable of accommodating an imaging package or other instrumentation, (ii) suitability for over-lake BVLOS authorization in Switzerland, (iii) capability of land or water take-offs/landing, (iv) at least 90-min flight autonomy, (v) modularity of the imaging package and (vi) real-time IR/RGB imagery.

Capable of accommodating an audience of 2,500, it was the largest theatre in England outside London.

Surprisingly, the human homologue of this protein also shows three-dimensional conservation of this motif, however due to the accumulation of negatively charged residues on the surface of its β-sheet, it is not capable of accommodating an oligonucleotide (Figure 3D).

The aim is to design a set of least cost vehicle routes capable of accommodating all requests.