Sentence examples for capable type from inspiring English sources

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These analyses showed that the total impedance is a new and capable type of sensing parameter for the characterisation of NO-gas sensors.

During the structuring of the WLAN exposure system for the purpose of biological experiments, two types of mPCI (mini Peripheral Component Interconnect) router board cards, one 802.11 a/b/g (type R52) and one 802.11a/b/g/n capable (type R52n), were evaluated nominally with 20−80 mW (13−19 dBm) and 20−200 mW (13−23 dBm) peak power, respectively.

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In their case, they're trying to create a system capable of typing 100 words-per-minute straight from your brain.

He has been friendly, flexible, open and very conservative -- though no reporter seems to be capable of typing those four adjectives in one sentence.

Transcriptions are performed by a human (capable of typing quite quickly, naturally) who listens in to the feed and transcribes in real time, anywhere in the world.

After all, he seems perfectly capable of typing his own bloody correspondence on his laptop.

Excuse you, but I am perfectly capable of typing an HTML tag while my brows are on point".

This method was shown to be capable of typing strains of Group II C. botulinum.

This previous study showed that ERIC-PCR analysis was capable of typing Lactobacillus isolates at the strain level.

REA is currently the only inexpensive molecular approach capable of typing and characterizing HAdV strains based on the entire genome.

Coupled with new technological developments, this provided the framework to develop arrays capable of typing around 500 000 SNPs across the genome.

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