Sentence examples for expansion capability from inspiring English sources
Unfortunately, the unit suffered from being somewhat under-powered (CPU wise), limited in expansion capability, and very expensive!
It has 8 megabytes of RAM and uses AAA batteries but has the same expansion capability as the high-end models and uses the Dragonball chip.
At 12.5 millions of instructions per second, or MIP's, the new machine matches the performance of the Sparcstation 1 introduced in April 1989, but lacks that computer's internal disk and expansion capability.
Such islet cell expansion capability in vitro might elucidate a new source of insulin-secreting cells thereby possibly overcoming the problem posed by searching for human organ donation.
Autologous somatic cells are preferable as they have a limited expansion capability and require multiple tissue biopsies in order to obtain all cell types needed for digit engineering.
These cells can be derived from a wide range of sources, have extensive expansion capability, and were combined with oral mucosal epithelial cells to solve the problem of finding seeding cell sources for producing the tissue-engineered urethras.
"We developed the site with an eye to the future and the expansion capabilities," Ziegler said.
You will be reminded, for example, that these bargain-subbasement models offer limited expansion capabilities, come without Microsoft Office and deliver very little in the way of plaster-cracking sound.
The proposed framework also depicts good expansion capabilities to add new P2P features and to adapt to new P2P applications online.
The availability of up-to-date information about interannual changes in shoot density of meadows and the knowledge of its expansion capabilities are crucial elements for the development of effective protection plans.
VEPTR has many advantages over spine-based growing rods in the management of early-onset scoliosis: Food and Drug Administration approval, limited spinal exposure, chest wall expansion capabilities, easier lengthening, and easier management of the inevitable complications, such as infection and anchor fixation loss.
