Sentence examples for enabling the capture of from inspiring English sources
Indoor shopping malls are ideal for the investigation of CPS behavior: they have a structured well understood layout, and they are increasingly equipped with public WiFi networks enabling the capture of the cyber and physical movement behavior of thousands of users by logging their Web traffic and WiFi Access Point (AP) associations.
Measurement tools enabling the capture of the dynamic and complex interplay between proteins, lipids, DNA and other molecules are necessary.
Compared to small molecule Ca2+ indicators, GECIs' high molecular weights make them less diffusible, enabling the capture of transient local signals.
These criteria are the possession of a single functional megaspore that is enveloped in a nucellus (considered equivalent to the megasporangium), which is surrounded (to some extent) by an integument or pre-integument and has mechanisms enabling the capture of pollen before seed dispersal [ 62, 71].
With the NPPA process now reported in our findings as enabling the capturing of patients with cancer subtype information, cancer medicine outcomes may become easier to measure and, if positive, make it harder to decline funding treatments.
He suggests that Snapchat should have pursued (and still should pursue) the third-party apps that have enabled the capture of Snapchat photos more aggressively; as he points out, until its blogpost this week, Snapchat didn't even tell people to avoid those services.
Oxy-combustion is a promising technology to enable the capture of CO2 from power plants based on diverse raw material.
In the present study, time integration of the conservation equations enabled the capture of the self-excited three-quarter mode of the combustor.
It is further shown that the use of a Reynolds-stress closure enables the capture of flow reversal downstream of the windward eaves.
Self-assembled structures, similar to stem cell niches, inhibit rapid cellular division processes and enable the capture of stem cells from blood flow.
