Sentence examples for clusters capable of from inspiring English sources

Nepenthaceae (pitcher plant family) is characterized by a relatively limited geographic range (Madagascar, Southeast Asia, Australia), shrubby to woody climbers, absence of petals, unisexual flowers and plants, stamens united into a column, flower clusters capable of growing terminally, a four-chambered ovary, and the formation of unique pitchers.

The hierarchical structure of the proposed key agreement partitions the group members into location-based clusters capable of reducing the cost of communication and key management when member joins or leave networks.

Netflix says: It's "a constantly running Hadoop cluster capable of processing sstables as they are created by any Cassandra data source".

IBM will provide Celera and its sister company, Applied Biosystems, with a supercomputing cluster capable of 2 trillion calculations per second.

CAA is used to make an application that would normally be restricted to running on only one member in a cluster capable of automatically relocating to another cluster member in the event that the member where it is running were to fail or is shut down for maintenance.

Assuming a computer cluster capable of running 100 jobs simultaneously, Trans-ABySS pre-processing and Barnacle analysis of SIM06 can be completed in 2.42 hours.

In all data sets, the dominant cluster capable of predicting metastasis was heavily populated by genes that fluctuate in concert with the cell cycle.

Subsequent addition of SAM to reduced samples resulted in a concomitant perturbation of the reduced cluster's axial signal, providing direct evidence that ThiH coordinated a site-differentiated cluster capable of interacting with SAM.

On the other hand, proximity matrix, which is an important part of the RF imputation method that includes pairwise similarities between all pairs of probands, gives a robust and reproducible clustering, capable of capturing small signal variations (Breiman, 2001).

This structure demonstrates an iron-accessible site of the second cluster capable of ligating a sulfur moiety without creating steric hindrance for the binding of SAM to the radical SAM cluster in a typical geometric fashion observed with other radial SAMs.

As with 2[4Fe 4S] clusters, the [3Fe 4S][4Fe 4S] clusters are capable of two-ET.