Sentence examples for method and the ability from inspiring English sources

We discuss on numerical grounds the efficiency of the method, and the ability of the generalized models in capturing relevant phenomena missed by the asymptotic problem.

The sublinear performance scaling of the second method and the ability to efficiently query large amounts of pre-extracted information may together open the door to new applications for substructure searches.

Advantages of SPH for such modelling include automatic representation of the free surface flow behaviour due to the Lagrangian nature of the method, and the ability to incorporate complex and dynamic boundary objects such as gate structures or debris.

Numerical examples show that the proposed method can give results with higher accuracy as compared with numerical results obtained by a parameter continuation method and the ability of the present method is also demonstrated.

The inherent reproducibility of this nucleotide sequence based method and the ability to compare data from different laboratories has enabled the assembly of large archives of isolate genotype data [15] which provide a valuable resource for analysing the epidemiology and evolution of these organisms.

To better define these NP populations, we took advantage of the simplicity of the monolayer method and the ability to purify Sox1-GFP+ NPs before rosette formation, to produce an accurate gene profiling dataset at various stages of in vitro neural development.

Acute leukaemia diagnosis is a field requiring automated solutions, tools and methods and the ability to facilitate early detection and even prediction.

Photosynthesis irradiance (P E) curves were calculated using both methods and the ability of each to predict the relationship between relative electron transport rates and irradiance was assessed.

Other features of the algorithms include a natural way to perform coordinate transformations, the use of various time integrating methods, and the ability to increase the overall accuracy beyond second order, including all generalizations.

Barriers that have prevented the full acceptance of probabilistic analysis methods in the engineering design community include availability of tools, ease of use, robust and accurate probabilistic analysis methods, and the ability to perform probabilistic analyses for large-scale problems.

Recent advances in the use of glycan-binding proteins involve improved determination of specificity using glycan arrays; the availability of databases for mining and analyzing glycan array data; lectin engineering methods; and the ability to quantitatively interpret lectin measurements.