5. Combining both qualitative and quantitative information to express the ecological status of the case study, which is a unique capability of fuzzy approach.
Finally, we also attempted to characterize the selectivity of the designed solution, which is a measure of capability of the receiver to reject the signals transmitted on the adjacent channels.
In addition, it is also important to determine perfusion heterogeneity, which is a crucial determinant of extraction capabilities of the tissue [ 16- 18].
But Bezos did provide New Glenn's thrust capability, which is a good indicator of how capable New Glenn will ultimately be.
Lately, game theory was applied in conflict resolution of common resources, such as water, which is a proof of its efficacy and capability.
The high refolding capability of VHHs, which is a consequence of their sequence, has also been correlated with a high production level in E. coli (Jespers et al. 2004; Olichon et al. 2007).
"With the return of piloted X-planes to NASA's research capabilities – which is a key part of our 10-year-long New Aviation Horizons initiative – the general aviation-sized X-57 will take the first step in opening a new era of aviation".
A sensor network, which is a network of collaborating embedded devices with capabilities of sensing, computing, and communicating, is used to run specific applications (such as target tracking and event detection).
This chapter discusses the case of National Lambda Rail Project, which is a widely cited example of the powerful capabilities of optical networking.
Conversely, the common partial EC number set increased to 30 without those bacteria which is a quite broad set of biochemical capabilities.
