Sentence examples for system capable for from inspiring English sources

All components required for a DEMO pellet system capable for high speed inboard pellet launch are already available or can be developed in due time with reasonable efforts.

We believe this represents a solid basis for the design of a compact and low-cost multi-spectral fluorescence imaging system, capable for real time calculation of the skin tumour demarcation.

This paper discusses the design and technical details of an integrated low-cost system capable for preliminary detection of sleep breath disorders at patient's home utilizing patient sound signals.

Regular harvesting and dilution of the culture are, therefore, required to maintain a stable system capable of operating for an extended period of time.

This paper proposes an ESL recommender teaching and learning system capable of generating for ESL instructors practical information on problems and questions of grammar their students encounter.

In this paper, methods from agent technology and knowledge technology have been used to analyse, design, and implement a component-based multi-agent system capable of negotiation for load management.

Tens of millions with no health insurance, growing costs, shrinking health insurance benefits, and poor health would remain blemishes on a health care system capable of miracles for those who can afford it.

For example, Qumsiyeh and Ng [8] proposed a system capable of generating recommendations for various multimedia items using information, such as genres, actors, and reviews, extracted from multiple trusted Web sites.

While many privacy activists have their sights set on military drones and internet-based surveillance programs, the Army is set to begin testing a system capable of monitoring airspace for 340 miles in every direction -- and capable of monitoring boats, vehicles, and possibly people on the ground below.

We apply a model for spatial navigation that includes an action system capable of guiding the search for specific goals with the assistance of a cognitive map.

Even so, the Mirrlees report said it would be possible to construct a tax system capable of assessing financial services for VAT, and produced a rough estimate that doing so would raise £10bn a year.