Sentence examples for Growth capable from inspiring English sources

Only this empowerment will create sustainable growth, capable of going beyond what a Government is able or willing to spend on a particular area or industry.

Small children will benefit as hypoplastic vessels can be reconstructed with growth capable replacements obviating multiple reoperations.

But what he proved last night — and for one night at least — is that he is capable of growth, capable of harnessing the powers of the presidency to work for him.

In particular, based on the evolution of firm-specific R&D productivity or technological competence, this paper derives a simple R&D-based model of firm growth capable of explaining various aspects of firm growth.

However, progressing one step further to tissue engineered heart valves that contain viable and phenotypically appropriate cell populations will result in growth capable heart valves that can remodel constructively and synchronously with the patient's somatic growth.

Furthermore, the relationship between actuation voltage and oxide formation shown in Figure 6 implies that a sufficiently oxidative voltage can result in oxide growth capable of halting liquid-metal flow in a capillary channel.

But no matter: wider hopes that German largesse will result in a growth strategy capable of stimulating the entire European economy will remain unfulfilled, even after the election.

The economy advanced 2.8percentt from the end of 2001 to the end of last year, which was once a growth rate capable of generating demand for tens of thousands of new workers a month.

Those politicians are preoccupied with the struggle now in progress to build a new post-crisis growth model capable of offering security and prosperity to 9 billion people by mid-century.

Such a chamber will have to be a complete plant growth system, capable of providing lighting, water, and nutrients to plants in microgravity.

To take advantage of this orbital laboratory, engineers and scientists at the Wisconsin Center for Space Automation and Robotics (WCSAR), University of Wisconsin-Madison, developed a plant growth facility capable of supporting plant growth in the microgravity environment.