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Homogeneous models cannot capture this rock failure mechanism while heterogeneous models are proven capable of capturing it.

As with the beats crossover of the late 2000s, if there was ever a label capable of capturing that idea and moving it forward it would be Hyperdub.

Organizations that have a formal mentoring culture on average have 20% lower turnover, 46% higher-quality leaders, and are 1.7 times more capable of capturing organizational knowledge before it's lost with the retiring generation.

Even though the ICECAP-O does not have an explicit physical dimension [ 39], it seems that it is capable of capturing the effect of decreased physical function on capability wellbeing to a large degree, primarily through the control and role dimensions.

The two most relevant ones were a banking sector that was capable of capturing external funding to transform it into mortgage credit; and a construction sector, which after the large infrastructure investments of the 1980s and 1990s, supported partially by European structural funds, had enough capacity to expand and deliver an increasing influx of new houses and infrastructure works.

It is called the Eye Contact, and it's capable of capturing on film everything that you see during a typical day.

Sophisticated as it may be, your smartphone's microphone is only capable of capturing anything and everything immediately around it.

Asked if he felt capable of capturing the title at Wimbledon, Gomez said: "It's crazy to say it.

It is capable of capturing crisp, three-dimensional images of individual proteins, molecules essential for regulating human health.

Moreover, the code predictions showed that it is capable of capturing the most relevant phenomena observed in the experiments.

Comparisons of results with reported data in the literature show that the MFEAM can be used effectively to analyse finite size components and that it is capable of capturing the effect of localised stress concentration features on cyclic behaviour.