Sentence examples for capable of integrating a from inspiring English sources

This environment is capable of integrating a wide range of Synopsys commercial EDA tools and third-party EDA tools.

To support design of smart operational controllers, this paper proposes a conceptual model capable of integrating a description of the control activities in the manufacturing operations management level of the enterprise with a description of the physical system and an explicit interface to optimal-control analyses.

23 27 mTOR is located at the intersection of major signalling pathways and is believed to be capable of integrating a large panel of stress signals, including nutrient deprivation, energy depletion, and oxidative or hypoxic stresses.

In this paper we have introduced a novel algorithm, MOSAIC, which is capable of integrating an arbitrary number of methodologically diverse ortholog detection methods.

This receptor has been considered the "central hub" capable of integrating and transducing a variety of signals that can have an impact on cancer progression, including inflammatory signals from cytokines and other inflammatory mediators, and accumulating observations support the involvement of EGFR signalling dysregulation in hepatocarcinogenesis [ 95].

There is an increasing need for tools and services capable of integrating information from a variety of sources.

To obtain a reasonable estimate, 1000 MCSs have been made, using YASAIw software (Pelletier 2009)—a program which is capable of integrating into QUAL2Kw and runs an MCS.

Ambrosius says new technology for fantasy sports is "right down the pipe," with interactive TV capable of fully integrating a couch potato's fantasy stats in real time.

These results show that the circadian system is capable of integrating UV light in a manner comparable to light in the visible spectrum [ 6, 9].

Whether a brain area is capable of integrating value across decision variables is a topic of great interest.

In this way the PRH octamer can be considered to be analogous with a nucleosome, in that it is capable of integrating signalling from the cell into a gene expression response (see below).