Sentence examples for enable to characterize from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, horizontal gradient maxima derived from upward continuation at different heights and deconvolution of Euler enable to characterize some structural linear features.
The obtained results enable to characterize the moment-rotation response curve and ultimate rotation capacity under compressive arching and catenary action.
These new indices enable to characterize the crashworthiness performance of complex-shaped thin-walled beams in multi-material automotive bodies according to material types.
Additionally, scanning electron microscopy (SEM) images enabled to characterize the morphology of the granules.
While EEG feature extraction enables to characterize EEG signals, classification finds different categories in the input EEG signals.
Kasimbeyli showed that him scalar optimization problem enables to characterize the complete set of efficient and properly efficient solutions of vector optimization problems without convexity and boundedness conditions [5, 11, 12].
Complementary NMR techniques, including HSQC and COSY two-dimensional NMR, enabled to characterize the control of the polymer structure and to determine quantitatively the quaternization degree of the PUI cationomers.
Upon adsorption followed by infrared spectroscopy, CO is indeed an efficient probe molecule enabling to characterize the state of metal particles, thanks to its highly sensitive ν(CO) vibration.
The test enabled to characterize the adhesion of coatings by determination of critical force necessary to peel off the coatings from the substrate and, on the other hand, to estimate their cohesion by the measurement of the scratch hardness.
Gene organization dynamics is actively studied because it provides useful evolutionary information, makes functional annotation easier and often enables to characterize pathogens.
Furthermore, the multivariant method enables to characterize the experimental error, to compare the effects of variables between themselves when variables are normalized, and hence, to gather high-quality information with as few experiments as possible.
