Sentence examples for capable to construct from inspiring English sources

Recently, the 3D applications based on the RGB-D camera (IR laser) are improved dramatically, such as methods using Microsoft Kinect [4, 5] and ASUS Xtion [6, 7], which are capable to construct an exceedingly precise and dense 3D point cloud in real time with a GPGPU (general-purpose computing on graphics processing units) assist.

Successful resolution of the challenge relies on being able to construct molecules capable of high affinity protein surface recognition by making discrete non-covalent contacts over a large (>800 Å) surface with a less well-defined shape than the substrate binding cavities that have often served as targets for intervention.

It is capable to recursively construct composite services, which are provided by different organizations and offer diverse functionalities.

Backbone capable nodes are dynamically elected to construct a mobile backbone (Bnet).

Gene expression in blood cells may provide such a tool and has already been used to construct classifiers capable of diagnosing many human diseases.

This algorithm can be combined with any routine integrating the governing equations of the given system to construct programs capable of simulating the evolution of the system using fully rate controlled, partially equilibrated, or fully equilibrated chemistry as required.

In order to construct models capable of detecting those attacks, different supervised learning algorithms have been tested and validated using a dataset of real data recorded by a wheeled robot and a commercial Real Time Location System, based on Ultra Wideband beacons.

Thus, by improving the efficiency of industrial fermentation of biomass hydrolytic products, it is possible to construct strains capable of transporting oligosaccharides by heterologous expression of A. niger transporters.

One day, nanotechnology may allow us to build any kind of structure we want from atomic building blocks to construct powerful computers, capable of processing as much information as a DNA molecule.

There was, naturally, some corruption and a great deal of what insiders like George Washington Plunkitt called "honest graft," but the experience gained in building Manhattan permitted the greater city to construct an infrastructure capable of serving a far denser population.

Therefore, numerous metabolic engineering approaches have been attempted to construct optimal microorganisms capable of co-fermenting mixed sugars simultaneously.