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The phrase "capable to predict" is not grammatically correct in written English.
Instead, it should be "capable of predicting." The phrase "capable of" is used before a verb, whereas "capable to" is not standard or widely used. Example: "The new software is capable of predicting future trends in the market."
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Most of the developed ANN models were slightly capable to predict the discharge but most predictions were underestimating.
The fracture mode that the LRZ element is capable to predict is mode II.
It will be demonstrated that the developed analytical approach is capable to predict such moisture distributions for continuous drying processes.
The challenge is finding a "tool" capable to predict the suitability of a particular starting solution to undergo SD processes.
A mechanistic model capable to predict the oxidation rate applying some experimentally fitted parameters has been developed.
Artificial neural networks (ANN) models obtained proved capable to predict surface roughness in accurate, precise and affordable way.
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The obtained results suggest that the dynamic simulation models are capable to reliably predict the system response to failure malfunctions and to modifications in design and control structures.
The comparison between numerical and experimental results shows that relatively simple modeling approach based on continuum mechanics, rate dependent microplane model and standard finite elements is capable to realistically predict complex phenomena related to dynamic fracture of concrete.
The trained network is successfully validated, as it is proven capable to accurately predict crack positions and lengths of a lap-joint structure, which is damaged by fatigue cracks of unknown location and extent.
The model is capable to accurately predict molar concentrations of different species in syngas (CO2, CO, H2O, H2, CH4 and N2) and the temperature profile in the gasifier along its height.
Moreover, M2 macrophage phenotype was significantly associated with extracapsular extension, even if this phenotype prevalence was not capable at the moment to predict BCR.
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