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Advanced fast reactors of the fourth generation should be capable to breed their own fuel from 238U feed and to recycle the actinides from their own spent fuel.

These results show that the proposed adaptive recognition system is accurate, fast and robust to sensor noise, but also capable to adapt its own performance over time.

It allows to detect predefined events in real time and therefore the camera is capable to change its own operation or to give warnings e.g. to the safety system of the experiment.

Each sensor node is capable to make its own decision to broadcast and to transmit current sampled-data only when its local measurement output error exceeds a specified threshold.

We played RC car when we were small and now we are capable to build our own RC car and we like to make this hobby more interesting with some cool features that are hardly seen on the toy market.

However, in one study, residents showed to be capable to rate their own laparoscopic skills with good reliability and validity [8].

Indeed, they are capable to calculate their own parameters on the basis of the parameters given by the user (S p, S g, ε).

This tendency is caused by the high reactivity of this type of coal COM capable to convert using its own (organic) oxygen and due to the absence great internal surface (the main part of all reactions proceeds over the surface).

(A04, male, medical consultant) How are you capable of owning data that belongs to a patient?

Indeed, one participant questioned whether data can be owned at all: How are you capable of owning data that belongs to a patient?

The donor molecule is hardly capable to form a gelon its own but it can be assembled at reasonable concentrations with the acceptor gelator to form a two-component donor acceptor organogels in cyclohexane.