Soils can be found in which all the size particles are distributed and which are capable of being compacted (as will be seen later).
For repairs where the material underneath the patch is not capable of being compacted with normal methods, you may want to over-excavate the hole and pour concrete to about two inches below the finished pavement grade to stabilize the area.
The swirling inverse jet flame configuration studied in this work is capable of establishing compact blue flame with better thermal and emission characteristics and hence can be employed in thermal applications.
Laser-driven electron accelerators are capable of producing compact and high-energy electron sources in shorter distances than conventional RF accelerators due to the ultrahigh electric field.
We found that under our experimental conditions, chemical cocktails NLS (combination of NaB, LiCl and SB431542) and TLT (combination of TSA, Li2CO3 and Tranilast) were capable of inducing compact cell colonies with activated Sox2 expression in MEFs under 5% O2.
He can be capable of keen and compact insight, such as when he describes Borges's stories as "inbent and hermetic, with the oblique terror of a game whose rules are unknown and its stakes are everything".
Our simulation result shows that the new design is capable of providing more compact modal confinement as well as low loss transmission due to the coupling between the plasmonic and dielectric waveguide modes.
The choice of solitonic boson stars is due mainly to the structural properties of their ground states, as solitonic boson stars are capable of forming very compact thin-wall ground states which would likely correctly mimic the gravitational signature of the plunge/merger phase of the binary system lifecycle.
The unique design makes the PGD capable of providing a compact, small-sized and broadband orthogonal-dispersion device that is applicable to the medium resolution spectrometers.
Arrays of core nucleosomes are capable of folding into compact higher-order structures, a process facilitated by other chromatin architectural proteins such as linker histones.
Approximately 1 in 1 × 10 2.5 × 10 primary tumour cells was capable of forming highly compact spheres (or spheroids).
