Sentence examples for enable extraction of from inspiring English sources

The design goal was to enable extraction of synthesized rule base from a more capable hardware platform onto a dedicated implementation platform for the fuzzy system.

In the future, this analysis should enable extraction of shape as well as size information, up to the noise-defined limit of information present in the image.

The devised system consists of a primary reflector (Scheffler concentrator), steam receiver, distillation still, condenser and a florentine flask to enable extraction of essential oils from biomass.

Among many such models [13 17] we employ in particular the analytical model for spherical colloidal particles in a salt-free medium developed by Ohshima [16], to enable extraction of the physical parameters that govern nanofluid electrical conductivity.

Experimental approaches for functional characterization of gene products are often compromised by incorrect or insufficient knowledge of the gene structure to enable extraction of the protein sequence for experimental studies.

Software will be handed out for installation in participants' practice computers to enable extraction of pre-defined prescription data.

The ability to relocate immobilized cells on a microscope slide enables extraction of many layers of information from a single cell after numerous rounds of treatments.

Our method enables extraction of the interconnected cells from noisy images, preserving the integrity of the cells and of their slender dendrites.

Conditioning of the temperature function enables extraction of more reliable prefactors and we found that the derived kinetic parameters show weak dependence on initial sample mass.

The GC-FID data analyses was based on automatic peak alignment and integration, enabling extraction of the area of 140 peaks from the gas chromatograms, as opposed to the 31 fatty acids usually considered for fish oil characterisation.

This review is designed to provide a history of how knowledge of CPP-MR parameters grew, to give credit for discoveries, to explain how combining theory and experiment has enabled extraction of quantitative information about these parameters, but also to make clear that progress was not always direct and to point out where disagreements still exist.