Sentence examples for determine its capability from inspiring English sources
In the 1920s, faced with an inefficient telephone works, Shewhart stressed that in order to understand system behaviour one had first to analyse its measurable characteristics (data) to determine its capability.
However, the reliability of a digital signature should determine its capability to be used as valid evidence.
We have identified a set of node's attribute (context) and formulated a utility function to determine its capability to deliver a message.
Practical techniques are presented for a peer to determine its capability and for bootstrapping a peer, needed for peers to self-organize and join an overlay.
This device technology was assessed to determine its capability for various power amplifier applications (e.g., WLAN, Bluetooth, and cellular phone), which are more demanding than conventional circuit designs.
Particular attention is paid to how the creation of a new trail affects those properties of the topsoil that determine its capability to emit PM10.
Assessment of the potential benefits of this new technology requires further study to determine its capabilities either as a tool to screen individuals for exhalation of M. tuberculosis or as device to aid diagnosis of pulmonary tuberculosis.
The large-signal behavior of a laser diode determines its capability for digital data transfer.
The present work builds a fluid structure interaction numerical model based on structural acoustic coupling, checks the numerical model's accuracy, and determines its capability to predict natural frequencies reduction due to nearby rigid surfaces comparing this model against experimental data of submerged cantilever plates.
The docking postures observed in the computational simulations show that the orientation of the acetylene group determines its capability to react with P450s 1andand 1A2.
Initially, a study of using different additives concentration effect on the wound closure was conducted to determine its healing capability of NIH 3T3 cells.
