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This finding seems at first sight surprising since both optimization approaches were previously capable of reconstructing the experimental EELS data almost perfectly, as shown Figure 1 c e.

He argues that she was more resourceful than previously supposed, capable of conducting business on her husband's behalf and of holding her own when socialising with him (on the rare occasions he agreed to socialise instead of work).

Consequently, they ideologically excluded local governments from the original framework of the state, which previously was capable of requiring the individuals' obedience by law.

Spectrally encoded imaging has been previously demonstrated capable of imaging tissue acoustic vibrations with high spatial resolution, including two-dimensional phase and amplitude mapping.

Leicester have shown over the past few weeks that it is possible for teams to suddenly find the sort of form they have not previously looked capable of, but it is rare for more than one team to do that each season.

The fact, that the same model was previously shown capable of predicting both gas and liquid radioactive tracer responses during methanol and Fischer Tropsch (FT) synthesis, indicates that this model offers a relatively simple tool for assessing mixing and transport in bubble (BCs) for a variety of gas conversion processes and provides a phenomenologically based framework for BC reactor modeling.

Speightshill gets the blinkers on and has previously been capable of showing good, early speed.

HML-2 proviruses previously reported capable of forming an infectious HML-2 variant are transcriptionally active in germ cell tissue.

Our approach shows that morphological characters previously thought capable of delineating species must be reexamined to accurately understand patterns of evolution, endemism, and biodiversity in reef-building coral.

He is going to make us squirm in places we did not previously assume were capable of squirming.

Mackenzie Crook was an eye-opener as the bullying Corporal Buckley – I'd only previously thought him capable of oddballs and losers – and Benjamin Smith every bit as good as Private Frankie Nash, torn between trying to belong and sticking up for his best friend, Private Peter MacShane.