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The joint is capable to cope with forces up to 1.3 MN and moments up to 0.2 MNm.

The new stochastic model is capable to cope with regioselective insertions of α-olefins and typical occurrence of 1,ω enchainment leading to the formation of longer chain branches and allows the calculation of molar mass and branching distributions.

Presented results of the optimization process with the use of different fitness functions allow to state that the system developed achieved very satisfactory results and is capable to cope with the task.

The direct regulatory coordination means that the effective regulation is a rapid one which is capable to cope with an emergency situation (see Figure 5).

A good self-tuning system should be capable to cope with such a situation.

The results demonstrate that the designed controllers are capable to cope with the time periodicity of the system and suppress very efficiently only the vibration modes addressed.

There is a variety of projects in relation to definition of components that should be used for hybridization, mainly the receiver to be capable to cope with solar and auxiliary energy [3].

The impact of IDO1 activation in repeated stress-induced loss of the anti-bacterial defense is underlined by the yet preliminary findings that stressed IDO1−/−mice were capable to cope with an E.coli infection comparable to non-stressed, wild-type mice (see Suppl. Fig. 4).

(1) On the other hand, patients also had memories of their own concerns for the family; not knowing if the family was capable to cope with all the trouble, worries and concern of what their injury had brought about.

Furthermore, "life ability of the person" could be defined as how capable one is able to cope with life problems.

Therefore, any differences detected in the proportion of major and minor offspring produced by females from different experimental groups could reflect adaptive allocation strategies to produce offspring that are better capable to cope with the population density that they will experience, isolating effects of resource limitation for females.