Sentence examples for plants capabilities from inspiring English sources

Bovine species could have lost some digestive capabilities (no ingestion of great amounts of tannin-rich plants, capabilities to secrete high amounts of proline-rich proteins) compared with Roe deer species.

Emphasis in this article is on the power system impact of wind power plants capability to provide enhanced ancillary services, i.e. temporary frequency response (TFR) and power oscillation damping (POD).

This took the form of either expanded internal plant capabilities or the development of a group of suppliers from whom specialized components such as instruments, radios, and passenger equipment were procured.

However, biotechnology has opened new gateways in phytoremediation research by offering the opportunity for direct gene transfer to enhance plant capabilities for environmental cleanup.

Finally, the original designed plant capability not to shutdown during the aforementioned transients was demonstrated.

Specially, a new method to verify the plant capability to regulate voltage at POI is proposed and used.

Whether inductive charging and home power plant capability will become standard is a question to revisit in a few years' time.

Good stores management at Beta first required that management recognize the value adding capability of a good stores function, which included increased working capital, increased plant capability, reduced carrying costs, reduced shrinkage, and improved maintenance efficiency.

As network administrators have gradually shut down the open relay networks, spam senders have used viruses to plant similar capabilities on home and business computers.

The positive control with iron (III) ions had a reduced concentration of iron content in the leaves, indicating that the plants have capability to reduce iron ion uptake as a defense mechanism.

The initial algorithm set emulates the behaviour of the original analogue control hardware where it is sensible to do so, but implements several new plant protection capabilities that were previously too difficult to provide with analogue electronics.