Sentence examples for to resolve capacity from inspiring English sources
Supporters of the project say it is necessary to resolve capacity problems with the country's current dam and generator at Mollejón.
To illustrate the differences in label-dependent reaction resolving capacity, two sets of Z-scores corresponding to [1-C] glucose and [6-C] glucose are plotted in Figure 3. Lighter colors indicate higher Z-scores and ease of measurement.
Thus, the combination of solution drop and nitrogen doping opens a new chapter for resolving capacity fading as well as long cycling problems and creates a new strategy to increase sulfur loading in controlled mechanism.
Classically, diffraction theory sets a boundary for the resolving capacity of optical instruments.
Based on this, a key area of discussion was the role a TMS can play in resolving capacity issues, and some important TMS features that support this.
This "collapse" in resolving capacity at high marker copy numbers is a characteristic of k-sets pooling designs [ 27] and is a critical parameter in their use for BAC library screening per se.
However, classical 2-DE for successful proteomics, now requires increased resolving power, the ability to analyze low (<8 kDa) and high Mr proteins (over 100 kDa); the capacity to resolve very alkaline, hydrophobic, or membrane proteins; and capability to detect minor components in the presence of large quantities of house-keeping proteins.
If they are to evolve, alliances also need the capacity to resolve conflicts.
Mr. Draghi said that regulators needed to improve their capacity to "resolve the systemically important institutions without creating huge market disruptions and without dipping into the taxpayer purse".
Many filmmakers are convinced that celluloid film is still far superior to digital videotape in tone, texture, color and the capacity to resolve detail and complex patterns.
When the 2007 election violence was referred to the ICC, it was because Kenya did not have the internal capacity to resolve and address the situation.
