Sentence examples for experiment capable from inspiring English sources
The furniture looked as if it was an experiment capable of folding, fitting into a suitcase, raising and lowering with a windlass.
A target injector experiment capable of >5 Hz operation has been designed and construction will start in 2002.
A new cam follower system experiment capable of generating periodic impacts is utilized to estimate the impact damping model parameters.
In this work an experiment capable of reproducing the steel seawater system is designed to study impedance distribution of the film formed at the steel seawater interface.
"It is an experiment capable to get out one particle out of ten billion, to find out this one is very special and carries information the other particles don't," he told BBC News.
The objective of this paper is to present a full design of a space-based quantum optics experiment capable of carrying out the experiment proposed by Zych et al. [10], along with a discussion of the practical feasibility of such an experiment.
Their chapter is of interest to researchers planning microarray experiments capable of yielding data that can be statistically analyzed to insure reliable levels of confidence.
Over the last 15 years, a great deal of effort has been devoted to the development of experiments capable of probing elasticity and sound velocity of opaque metallic samples at high static pressure, with iron providing much of the motivation.
A platform for balloon-borne hard X-ray experiments capable of tens of arcsec pointing accuracy is a necessary condition for the new generation of high angular resolution X-ray telescopes.
It begins by underlining the care required in designing bench-scale experiments capable of producing data that are relevant to basic fuel behavior and useful in process design and operation.
No such gene linkage has been identified and the probability of it accounting for the positive associations linking the MTHFR variant, homocysteine and ischaemic heart disease is, as previously described, low.[3], [30] The studies are, in effect, natural randomised experiments, capable of testing whether moderately raised homocysteine causes ischaemic heart disease.
