Sentence examples for is nowadays able from inspiring English sources
The tube model for linear and branched architectures is nowadays able to predict in high precision the linear viscoelastic relaxation time spectrum.
This technology is nowadays able to detect early cancer lesions undetectable by conventional morphological imaging investigation and most likely responsible for increasing of serum tumor markers levels.
Sigman's analysis would certainly explain why so few people are nowadays able to apply themselves to more than 10 minutes' coverage of one of the most exciting sports in the world.
With the advent of cloud computing, organizations are nowadays able to react rapidly to changing demands for computational resources.
Wireless local area network (WLAN) technology [17, 26] is widespread; and all types of mobile device, from laptop to smartphone and tablet, are nowadays able to communicate with this standard.
Geophysical methods are nowadays able to illustrate not only the fabric and the structure of the underground, but also the subsurface processes that occur within it, as fluids dynamic and biogeochemical reactions.
Among the priority hazardous substances targeted by the WFD, short chain chlorinated paraffins C10 C13 (SCCPs), still represent an analytical challenge, because few laboratories are nowadays able to analyze them.
Indeed, molecular simulations at both the quantum mechanics and molecular mechanics levels are nowadays able to dissect with high confidence the structural and dynamical features of large systems in native-like conditions, up to the point that their mode of action can be modulated in a controlled fashion.
However, multislice helical CT scanners are nowadays able to generate multiplanar reconstructions in any direction at high resolution.
Modern libraries, able to visually scale millions of data points at different resolutions are nowadays essential.
Even some of the commercial robots that exist nowadays are not able either, due to its weight, higher diameter or its limited locomotion gaits.
