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This methodology produces an interatomic potential design map, which contains multiple interatomic potentials and is capable of exploring different nanoscale phenomena observed in experiments.

This work shows that a combination of a grammar representation with real world constraints is capable of exploring different design configurations while evolving viable and optimised designs.

The experimental evaluation presented in here shows that our approach is capable of exploring a range of solutions while giving the designer the opportunity to emphasize the importance of various design metrics.

Network coding [11] is capable of exploring signal interference rather than avoiding or canceling it for throughput benefit.

Since the LRW procedure is capable of exploring a limited number of vertices that are near a seed vertex, the algorithm can cluster much larger graphs if such a mechanism is implemented.

This demonstrates that the caching logic of our algorithm is capable of exploring additional memory with greater efficiency by caching the sequences with higher concentrations of previous clients along the videos.

But the fact that science fiction or comic book-based movies are capable of exploring big themes does not mean that they do so automatically.

In particular, the test configuration is demonstrated to be capable of exploring fault-related fluid flow behaviour in reservoir seal pair analogues with application for the hydrocarbon industry and the emerging field of carbon dioxide storage assessment.

In the last one decade or so, a variety of optical experiments have been designed and performed that are capable of exploring down to the regime of single-molecule detection and measurements in all different environments, including solids, surfaces, and liquids.

English and Watters (2005) found that young children are capable of exploring situations beyond those involving simple processes of counts and measures.

Unlike most of the existing methods which consider only domain pairs (one domain from one protein) and assume that domain-domain interactions are independent of each other, the proposed methods are capable of exploring all possible interactions between domains and make predictions based on all the domains.