Sentence examples for has shown its capability from inspiring English sources

The complete methodology was tested and has shown its capability to improve the models coherency.

The discrete dipole approximation (DDA), a powerful modeling tool for rigorous 3-D vector scattering, has shown its capability to predict the light scattering from micro-scale objects.

The choice of mesitylene as precursor is given by two reasons: on one side, this molecule has shown its capability to decompose under electric field, leaving pure sp2 carbon bodies[12]; it is therefore expected to leave pure sp2-clustered graphitic residuals if dissociated under a conductive probe.

[C]-choline has shown its capability in restaging studies in predicting prostate cancer survival in a large multicenter study in prostatectomized patients during androgen deprivation therapy [ 14].

In the following work [ 32, 33] this architecture has shown its capability in action recognition by applying forward models as predictors, which can be employed to assess their corresponding movement hypotheses against observation.

6 In some studies of patients with head trauma, citicoline has shown its capability at accelerating recovery from posttraumatic coma (including the ability to walk), reaching better functional outcomes, reducing the duration of hospital stays, and to the improvement of memory and cognitive impairment.

The emergence of the object-oriented (OO) methodology has shown its capabilities in modelling the real world better than the earlier relational methodology.

SRS imaging of a single Raman mode has shown its capabilities in the characterization of cells and tissues.

Based on the results of this biomechanical cadaver study, the SpineJack has shown its capabilities as a reduction device in the treatment of traumatic burst fractures.

As result of this procedure, different information was obtained (such as final assignments and mass for each replacement plot, as well as land consolidation plans), and the software developed has showed its capability for more efficient land consolidation.

The interest for this type of evolutionary approach has been increasing steadily, not only in its native field of robotics, but also in other fields related to distributed optimization problems since previous works have shown its capability to outperform traditional evolutionary techniques when the scenario requires an on-line coordination of the team.