Sentence examples for capacity to separate from inspiring English sources

The intelligence establishment was overwhelmed by data and didn't have the capacity to separate the "noise" from what, benefiting from the lucidity of hindsight, we know now to have been useful pieces of information.

Andrew J. Leach, a business professor at the University of Alberta in Edmonton, said that to keep large plants running at full capacity to separate that oil and upgrade it into synthetic crude, Suncor buys substantial volumes of bitumen from Petro-Canada.

Moreover, the yield stress determined from the optimum curve fitting is derived from strains beyond the yield point and, hence, has the capacity to separate the solid solution and grain size effects from that of the yield phenomenon.

Water treatment technologies that employ sustainable driving forces for treatment of high ionic strength, complex feed streams and have the capacity to separate a broad range of contaminants are needed for economical treatment of flowback and produced waters in the oil and gas industry.

It would place an unrealistic amount of trust in our children that they have the capacity to separate the rewards from the risks.

Nevertheless, Clemmer and co-workers showed that this approach lacks the peak capacity to separate large numbers of isomers.

Somewhat unexpected, we detected malformations of the ISVs and a reduced capacity of iLECs to separate from the CV in Ccbe1+/− embryos.

By adopting a variable threshold τ, we then computed a receiver operating characteristic (ROC) curve, representing the capacity of the detector to separate singly compressed from doubly compressed MP3 files (including Δ > or ≤ 0).

The minimal 136 amino acid, mycobacterial HSP70 peptide binding domain can generate CTL responses, and a single amino acid mutant HSP70 designed to prevent peptide binding but retain stimulatory capacity has allowed us to separate antigen delivery from DC immunostimulation.

It is likely to reflect the fact that the starting EpiSC population is heterogeneous in self-renewing conditions, consisting of cells with differential capacity to generate separate distinct lineages.

This life cycle calls for a clear replication and regulation of genome content and the capacity to mark and separate the genome to be inherited by the offspring.