Sentence examples for encompasses the ability from inspiring English sources
There is increasing interest in sophisticated seismic performance evaluation that encompasses the ability to incorporate aftershock hazard.
Kuban and Mackenzie-Carey (2001) pointed out that the capacity concept encompasses the ability to either use or access the resources needed.
First, it encompasses the ability to represent applications and infrastructure as models, and to use them in automating deployment on cloud platforms.
It encompasses the ability to reason human cognitive behavior and has the capability to adjust in accordance with behavioral pattern changes.
Intelligence is a general mental capability which encompasses the ability to reason, plan, solve problems, think abstractly, learn quickly and make sense of our surroundings [1].
Proprioception is a specialized form of the sense that encompasses the ability to detect movement [ 15].
This paper highlights the trajectory learning component of a PbD system for manipulation tasks encompassing the ability to cluster, select, and approximate human demonstrated trajectories.
It was also reported that CNTs encompass the ability to improve the absorption of extracellular matrix (ECM) proteins, i.e. fibronectin (FN), laminin, and vitronectin [59].
Just so, McIntosh is inadvertently articulating and advocating a "universal privilege" when she speaks of white privilege encompassing the ability to " rent or purchase housing in an area which I can afford and in which I would want to live".
Using a murine model of P. aeruginosa GI colonization and neutropenia-induced dissemination, we have shown that factors critical for establishing disseminated disease in this model encompass the ability to establish GI colonization at quantitatively sufficient levels (e.g. a minimum of 107 cfu/g stool) to allow for dissemination from the GI tract once neutropenia is induced [7].
Although typically associated with survival (i.e. the ability to maintain homeostasis but not necessarily cell division), cell viability can be defined more broadly to encompass the ability to grow and proliferate.
