Sentence examples for capacity of controlling from inspiring English sources
This proves that the giant magnetostrictive actuator has not only the capacity of controlling low-frequency and micro-level vibration but also the notable effectiveness of active control by the adaptive regulator.
The heuristic information and declarative formalisms for the representation of heuristic knowledge used by these systems are compared in terms of their capacity of controlling the search process and their effectiveness for solving some planning problems.
A decline in the capacity of controlling synergies and timing may expectedly decrease the capacity of myocontrol of aged persons.
Inbred strains of mice show different responses to trypanosomosis [ 10], and different capacity of controlling anemia during infection [ 11].
They had sought to establish that the machine "possessed sufficient power to fly, sufficient strength to withstand the shocks of landings and sufficient capacity of control to make flight safe in boisterous winds, as well as in calm air".
With increasing strain rates, the peak strain and energy absorption capacity of control and sulfate attacked concrete tend to increase, but they are greatly decreased by disruptive expansion and chemical deterioration induced by sulfate attack.
The experimental results showed that the NSM technique increased the overall capacity (ultimate load capacity and yielding capacity) of control and corroded beams despite a non-classical mode of failure with separation of the concrete cover occurring in the corroded beam due to damage induced by corrosion.
To compare the proliferative capacity of control vs. Bmi-1 over-expressing NSCs, the number of new neurospheres, total number of cells per well, and the size of neurospheres generated 2 days after subculture were determined.
No apparent difference was found between the two cell types in the absence or in the presence of lower doses of cytarabine (10 nM) (Figure 2E); pre-incubation with a higher concentration of 100 nM cytarabine led to a moderate (3.5fold) decrease in the colony forming capacity of control cells; in contrast, the same treatment largely abolished the clonogenic potential of Ras cells (Figures 2E,F).
Microscopic pictures of the differentiation capacity of control cells would be valuable for evaluation of the degree of differentiation.
10 days after DNA damage, the colony-forming capacity of control cells was significantly higher than SETD2-depleted cells.
