Sentence examples for capable of producing well from inspiring English sources
The results show the proposed processing approach as one capable of producing well dispersed nanocomposites with high CNT loading (more than 15 wt% CNT by composite weight), which are important for developing high performance structures based on carbon nanotubes with good thermal and electrical conductivity.
Michael Sattler (European Molecular Biology Laboratory, Heidelberg, Germany and GSF Research Center for Environment and Health) illustrated the power of modern NMR methods capable of producing well resolved three-dimensional structures of large biomolecules including description of dynamics and reactivity: NMR to study molecular recognition and dynamics of biomacromolecules.
In 1847 the farm's founder, Sir John Lawes, described its soil as a heavy loam resting on chalk and capable of producing good wheat when well manured.
Sections taken from term placentae exhibit immunostaining in the syncytiotrophoblast cell layer, as well, suggesting the mature trophoblast is capable of producing ACh as well (data not shown).
The measurements showed that the pneumatic test system is capable of producing peak deceleration well above the maximum (2900 G) stated in the JESD22-B110A.
Among other questionable activities, the officials said, the Iraqis often move or add "dual use" equipment -- machinery capable of producing military as well as civilian goods -- in industrial and other sites in contravention of requirements to report such changes.
Here, we report a simple fabrication technique capable of producing large area, well-ordered, periodic nanogrids with sufficient size control in the sub-500-nm sub-500-nm sub-500-nm
A budget for multiple wells is necessary because these wells are exploring for steeply dipping open fractures capable of producing water, and some wells may not encounter a producing fracture.
These rose bushes are hardy enough to withstand garden living, yet are still capable of producing longer stems if well maintained.
A burster cell is defined as a cell capable of producing a sequence of well-defined regular bursts which correlate with the period between the consecutive peaks and nadirs.
