Sentence examples for to increase the capability of from inspiring English sources
In order to increase the capability of data rates, a serial source termination technique was employed.
By embedding the slantlet functions into wavelet basis, the method is anticipated to increase the capability of signal discrimination, hence improving the grasping the disturbance intrusion.
The overall objective of the CRP, performed within the framework of IAEA's Nuclear Energy's Department Technical Working Group on Fast Reactors, is to increase the capability of Member States in developing and applying advanced technologies in the area of long-lived radioactive waste utilization and transmutation.
The statistics demonstrate how ensemble machine learning methods can be used to increase the capability of consensus QSAR models for toxicity prediction.
Particular importance was given to the purpose of reducing muscle contraction and to increase the capability of perceiving it when too elevated.
Thus, the aim of the program was to reduce muscle contraction and to increase the capability of perceiving it when it is too elevated.
The principal object is to increase the capabilities of GARBI in order to transform it into an AUV.
The full advantages of UAVs were to remain unexploited on a large scale until the 1980s, when reliable miniaturized avionics combined with developments in sensors and precision-guided munitions to increase the capabilities of these vehicles dramatically.
During the failure development, it tended to increase the capabilities of both stud and concrete of supporting local stress concentrations but slightly reduce the stud bending deformation extension.
After studying the time outs in the staircase climbing/descent process due to configuration changes, we started to increase the capabilities of the trajectory planner in order to reduce the time invested in traversing obstacles.
Social learning improves adaptive capacity (Folke 2006) and adaptive capacity is important to increase the capabilities of actors to deal with the effects of climate change (Walker et al. 2002).
