Sentence examples for capable of storing data from inspiring English sources

Mr. Lamo said Private Manning described how he had used compact discs capable of storing data, but tucked inside recognizable music CD cases, "to bring the data out of the secure room".

HW_Memory is a generic MARTE stereotype for resources that are capable of storing data.

These gates, connected to a computer network, can read and update electronic tickets capable of storing data, and can store information such as the initial and destination stations and the duration for each trip.

The SEDM can store results for any Solanaceae species, and is capable of storing data sets from both microarray and direct sequencing studies.

The older studies tended to collect at 60 second epochs, because the older generation accelerometers were only capable of storing data collected using epoch lengths of < 60 seconds for a limited number of days.

Specifically, the database is capable of storing four data types: expression data, annotation data, orthologous data and data of follow-up experiments.

Columns are capable of storing any data types as far as the data can be persisted in the form of an array of bytes.

The term digital forensics was originally used as a synonym for computer forensics but has expanded to cover investigation of all devices capable of storing digital data.

The system has been verified as highly accurate, easy to set up, and capable of filtering and storing data in real time, as well as controlling the electrovalves devised to open or close the tank where water drained from the pots is stored.

Brimblecombe suggests that an embedded tool, capable of gathering and storing data without maintenance or management requirements would be ideal for monitoring climate change impacts on individual heritage sites [25].

The RT3 is capable of collecting and storing data in 1-minute epochs for 21 days, and has no external controls that allow the person being tested to manipulate or change recorded data.