Sentence examples for in particular capable from inspiring English sources

It is, in particular, capable to compute the pressure distribution within the developing liquid film in association with the face support and grouting conditions and to predict its influence on the surface settlements and the overall TBM soil interaction affecting, e.g. the hydraulic jack forces or shield deformations.

I would say that it is because the proto-eukaryotic cells were already more complex than modern akaryotes (in particular capable of phagocytosis) that they have been able to enslave a bacterium to become progressively a modern eukaryotes.

Julian, in particular, looked capable of ordering the burning of the entire village if the tea he and his chums were offered did not come up to scratch.

Both women, Ms. Urbani in particular, appear capable of eccentricities and power this band doesn't yet hold, but could learn to accommodate down the line.

I don't see how some of our public services, the health service in particular, is capable of being sustained if we don't have people from different parts of the world".

Small motor scooters in particular are capable of providing an economic alternative to conventional passenger cars.

Nonlinear optical microscopy, in particular, is capable of imaging selected targets in live tissues in real time and with sub-micrometer resolution.

In the broad spectrum of natural hazards, landslides in particular are capable of changing the landscape and causing significant human and economic losses.

In particular, lipids capable of adopting the hexagonal HII phase have received considerable attention because of the observation that such lipids can promote membrane fusion.

DNA microarrays [3], in particular, are capable of screening tens or even hundreds of thousands of different gene sequences at the same time, revealing critical information about the functionality of cells, effects of drugs on organisms, and so forth.

Mathematical models in particular are capable of both encoding concisely the theoretical foundations of criminal behaviour and allowing the quantitative analysis of specific scenarios, and their capacity to reproduce the general patterns of burglary suggests that the approach has considerable potential.