Sentence examples for capable of isolating from inspiring English sources
This paper proposes the design and experiment of a vibration isolator capable of isolating a wide range of loads.
Hence, it is proven that the presented isolator is capable of isolating low frequency (<10 Hz) or ultra-low frequency (<1 Hz) vibration at a relatively smaller static deflection.
Each protection zone is capable of isolating fault itself.
Pervaporation is a promising membrane process capable of isolating organic species from aqueous feeds.
Thus, having access to a system capable of isolating antibody-like reagents with minimal difficulty is ideal.
An active tool holder capable of isolating the cutting tool from the vibration of the machine-tool structure is constructed.
Philip was still in charge, and continued to oversee a team capable of isolated good results, but never quite able to sustain a challenge long enough to win a trophy.
He similarly refuses to be duped by the use of "misspoke" as a blanket get-out-of-jail-free card: "It is a word that is apparently thought capable... of isolating a palpable, possibly toxic untruth, sealing it up in an airtight bag and disposing of it harmlessly".
We study a non-linear vibration isolation system capable of (a) isolating its upper part (the 'machine') from periodic disturbances generated at its base; and (b) simultaneously isolating its base from periodic disturbances generated at the level of the machine.
This work demonstrates, both analytically and experimentally, that this technology is capable of effectively isolating typical satellite micro-vibration sources over the whole temperature range of interest.
Although practical experience in building and operating geologic repositories for high-level waste is still mainly limited to a few pilot-scale facilities, there is today a high level of confidence within the scientific and technical community that the geologic repository approach is capable of safely isolating the waste from the biosphere for as long as it poses significant risks.
