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Our present findings verified that the new Daily QA system for a rotating gantry is capable of verifying the irradiation system with sufficient accuracy.
The results of the positive pairs show that the proposed method is capable of verifying the subject when there remains scaling, rotation of faces both in- and out-of-planes, or even illumination variation.
Mix in third-party applications, many hosted off-site, and you have a constantly expanding and mutating attack surface in which not even the sites themselves are capable of verifying the content they deliver.
The other one was an online version capable of verifying typed information.
It supports the enumeration of extensions for many semantics (see Table 4) and is capable of verifying whether a given set is a preferred extension.
There is as yet no experimental verification of this effect; only very delicate neutron reflectometry and X-ray scattering experiments would be capable of verifying the aggregation hypothesis.
Our DNP3-SA CPN model is capable of testing and verifying various attack scenarios: modification, replay and spoofing, combined complex attack and mitigation strategies.
We show that this bi-directional SIFT (B-SIFT) is capable of identifying experimentally verified activating mutants from multiple datasets.
It would be recommended that when using RCA for structural concrete applications, strength tests be performed to ensure what strength of concrete the RCA is capable of producing and verify what RCA fraction is acceptable or if there are changes in the w/c ratio needed in order to produce concrete of the desired strength.
The proposed method was capable of representing the analytically verified size-dependent bending deformation of the laminated cantilever.
The third part deals with the DEM numerical simulation of isotropic and biaxial compression tests to investigate the bonding effects on the mechanical behaviors of bonded sands, where the proposed model has been verified capable of capturing the main mechanical behaviors of bonded sands.
