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Designed and made by leak specialists Gutermann, this technology is the first fixed network monitoring system in the water sector capable of correlating leak data and pinpointing leaks automatically and remotely.

The artefacts are static and are not always capable of correlating the parameters at a glance (USACE 2012).

The Arrhenius equation and Hildebrand's free-volume model are also capable of correlating quite well the experimental results reported here.

Non-destructive measurement techniques, with high spatial resolution, capable of correlating composition and/or structure with device properties, are few and far between.

Even with the presence of multi-cellar vortices in this wavy ribbed channel, the modified drift flux model is still capable of correlating the channel-wise averaged void fractions to feature the equivalent dryness factors.

Predictive tools capable of correlating the mechanical properties of CFRP parts with the characteristics of defects as derived from NDT techniques or with the manufacturing parameters could serve as an effective tool for the quality control of CFRP structural parts.

To test the idea that the sedimentation flux of detrital materials records past heavy precipitation events (e.g., typhoons), we focused on the detrital flux estimated from the annually laminated sediment of Lake Suigetsu, central Japan, which is capable of accurately correlating the age of detrital flux with the precipitation record.

They concluded the noise level they were capable of achieving correlated with their body mass.

SCT and PCA are capable of de-correlating variables only at zero or small lag distance, in addition, SCT requires an intensive amount of samples to ensure the accuracy of its transformation procedure.

To capture business-as-usual uncertainty, a customized robust optimization method is developed, which is capable of tackling correlated uncertain parameters and adjusting the level of conservatism in the solutions.

Multilevel modelling is especially suitable for repeated measurements of individuals nested in groups, as it is capable of examining correlated data and unequal variances [ 55].