Such a machine is conceptually shown to be capable of transporting and accelerating a 30 mA proton beam to 2.4 MeV.
At the time, Burden had been thinking conceptually about sculpture and what it was capable of doing.
This higher level takes the form of conceptually articulated thought, a type of cognition commonly taken as capable of having purportedly eternal contents (think of Plato and Frege, for example).
Recently, a conceptually new, high-throughput platform has become available for real-time PCR, capable of accommodating more than 3000 reactions per array [ 19].
The results of the study reveal that the physically based VPMM method is capable of accounting for nonlinear characteristics of flood wave movement better than the conceptually based NLM method which requires the use of tedious calibration and validation procedures.
Indeed, Crispin Wright argues that it is preferable to do so, given that the relevant experiences will be conceptually informed, such that someone who lacks the concept of being funny will not be capable of amusement, for example (Wright 1988: 13).
Yet evidence is mounting that these 'simple' cells contain complex control circuitry capable of generating multi-stable behaviors and other complex dynamics that have been conceptually linked to memory in other systems.
The technique is conceptually similar to serial analysis of gene expression (SAGE) [ 53] but substantially less expensive, more general and capable of delivering more information.
The right approach conceptually is a dynamic regulatory regime that looks sceptically at the boardrooms and strategies of financial institutions and is capable of intervening effectively when need arises.
