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In Figure 5(c), we consider that only the sink is capable to resolve collisions while other nodes cannot.
From the results listed in Tables 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7, several combinations of stationary and mobile phases are capable to resolve two-component mixtures of dyes which are listed in Table 7.
From the above discussion, it is clear that single component mobile phase is not capable to resolve amino acids from their mixtures but from the differential migration of amino acids in individual mobile phase, it is expected that mixed solvent systems consisting of different proportions of components may prove useful for resolving amino acids from their multi-component mixtures.
Fortunately, second and first derivative synchronous fluorimetry were capable to resolve the band of ADP from its acidic and oxidative degradation products at 346 and 312.45 nm after recording the synchronous fluorimetry using Δ λ of 80 and 100 nm, respectively.
Specifically, these children seemed capable to resolve inter-sensory conflicts as adults do.
On the other hand, several VSDs are capable to resolve changes in membrane potential with a linear variation in fluorescence [25] and in the sub-millisecond range [6], [27].
Meanwhile, Naboo senator Palpatine persuades Amidala to make a vote of no confidence in Valorum to elect a more capable chancellor to resolve the crisis on Naboo.
OCT was capable to fully resolve both layers of the skin and visualize small morphological details, such as sweat glands (see Fig. 5E).
Conflict resolution or prevention Authorization system must be capable to prevent and resolve policy rule conflicts.
In this work, we aimed to resolve outstanding questions about the nature of amylase gene variation in humans, by applying methods capable of resolving single repeat unit differences and methods that reliably distinguish AMY1 sequences from the AMY2 genes.
The wave envelope scheme is also shown to be capable of resolving the far field radiation pattern.
