Sentence examples for measurable for the from inspiring English sources
Clearly this was not measured and to my knowledge is not currently measurable, for the electromagnetic spatial dimension of cells is so far not reachable either for precise assessment or application.
It was found that Randles equivalent circuit accurately fits both sets of data but the charge transfer resistance was too small to be measurable for the base electrolyte.
Utilizing three measurable quantities (i.e., the base displacement, arm tip deflection and the strain at the root end of the arm), a reduced-order observer is designed to estimate the velocity related variables, which are not directly measurable for the truncated model.
Total concentrations of Pu isotopes were extremely low (10−4 to 10−6 pCi/kg, ≈104 to 106 atoms/kg) but measurable for the first time in the 100K-Area wells using mass spectrometric analyses that are much more sensitive than alpha spectroscopy methods used previously.
MDSC results show that the highly oriented i-PP chains in deformed mesomorphic phase are stable, which brings about restriction to chain mobility and prohibits from phase transformation of mesophase to crystal phase in the temperature range normally measurable for the initial quenched i-PP.
Returning to the bitcoin hypothetical example, it's very possible that the bitcoin fork itself causes the system's uncovered exposure to become measurable for the first time.
Different from the existing results where the output is measurable for feedback, the fault isolation filter is designed and driven by the joint output stochastic distributions rather than its deterministic value.
By [31] the mapping is measurable for ; however, the associated Nemytskij operator is not necessarily continuous.
For participants to be eligible for inclusion in the present trial, NCV had to be measurable for all the three nerves investigated (deep peroneal, tibial and sural).
The result gives the information about parameter correlations and thus about the identifiability of parameters when all state variables are measurable for fitting the parameters.
Newtonian acceleration is understood in absolute space as the rate of change of absolute velocity, and is, according to Newtonian mechanics, in general measurable; for instance by measuring the height that the water ascends the sides of the bucket.
