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PRANK is distributed as a freely available tool currently capable to work with the outputs of Fpocket and ConCavity, but it can be easily adapted to process an output from basically any pocket prediction tool.
Recently, it has also been recognized as the only facility in the U.S. currently capable of contributing to heavy ion radiotherapy research.
Each show will require no more than ten minutes, because that's how long you're currently capable of paying attention to anything.
The Illumina Miseq is currently capable of generating up to 15 Gb of sequence and 50 million paired-end reads passing quality filters on a single-lane flow cell.
Wave and tidal energy, known collectively as "marine energy," is currently capable of supplying electricity equivalent to 10 25% of today's world's production, according to various estimates, or about 2 5% of end-use energy.
"I don't think there is a British manager who is currently capable of restoring English clubs to the final stages of the Champions League, and winning the competition again.
In the near term, Inert Matrix Fuels (IMF) are currently viable options, capable to contribute in reducing the proliferation risk associated to nowadays separated plutonium stockpiles in a business-as-usual nuclear energy scenario where a prominent role is still played by Light Water Reactors (LWR) in a once-through fuel cycle strategy.
By drawing on the computing power of cloud-based systems, its robots, and others, should be able to do much more than they are currently capable of.
Many receivers based on MUD techniques exist, which are currently capable of decoding multiple signals and maximizing the signal-to-interference-plus-noise ratio (SINR) of each signal.
Mr Karim said the system was currently capable of broadcasting 200MB of data a day, but his intention was to increase that to 100GB or more.
The method is currently capable of treating cross-ply laminated circular cylindrical shells subjected to any set of variationally consistent edge boundary conditions.
