Sentence examples for capable of guaranteeing from inspiring English sources

PEF treatment is a nonthermal preservation technique, which is capable of guaranteeing food safety.

The reported experiments show that the proposed approach is capable of guaranteeing fast and accurate response under several operating conditions.

Moreover, the devised controller is capable of guaranteeing prescribed performance on the velocity and altitude tracking errors.

But it is not designed for anything else and is therefore not capable of guaranteeing, without external prodding, many equally necessary commodities like security and the public health.

But the ICC insists it is for Tripoli to persuade The Hague that in the postwar chaos Libya is capable of guaranteeing a fair trial.

"No one group will accept the legitimacy of the other if we don't prepare a constitution that is capable of guaranteeing security for the whole country".

These two forms of destruction meant that in the post-war period, the state needed to do a restructuring for which it did not have the capacity; the reliance on a purely market economy created an extremely individualistic vision that conceived the market as a force capable not only of guaranteeing economic growth, but also of fomenting new harmonious relations among social groups.

The development on the multifractal traffic effective envelopment allows us to design an admission control scheme capable of efficiently guaranteeing quality of service in terms of effective envelope violation and delay probabilities for multifractal traffic flows.

Experimental results demonstrated the feasibility and effectiveness of the proposed method: The proposed method is capable to guarantee efficiency of target localization in the complex environment.

The resulting stability conditions are formulated in the form of linear matrix inequalities (LMIs) and by solving the obtained LMIs, desired impulsive control gain matrices are calculated, which are capable to guarantee the exponential stability of error system.

By exchanging matter and information with their surroundings, they are highly organized, ordered, and capable of securing and guaranteeing the life and interests of their residents.