Sentence examples for ability to operate at from inspiring English sources

Tungsten is a suitable emitter material because of its ability to operate at relatively high temperatures.

The technology is notable for its ability to operate at high speeds while consuming little power, a key requirement for a new generation of battery-powered mobile devices.

Supporters of the bailouts say the current prices undervalue nuclear power, given the method's lack of greenhouse gas emissions and ability to operate at all hours.

The Air Force is moving rapidly to send more unpiloted surveillance aircraft to Afghanistan, even as the Pentagon's chief tester has raised questions about their ability to operate at night, in bad weather and over long periods of time.

B2 THE DRONES -- The Air Force is moving to send more unpiloted surveillance aircraft to Afghanistan, even as the Pentagon's chief tester has raised questions about their ability to operate at night and in bad weather.

Thousands of the troublesome junctions will have to be rebuilt during a yearlong shutdown in 2011, and engineers have to figure out why several dozen of the superconducting magnets seem to have lost their ability to operate at high intensities.

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The selection of the Li ion battery has been dictated by various factors, including mass and volume constraints, cycle life, and its ability to operate well at sub-zero temperatures (down to −30 °C), at moderate rates.

So we think what we've done is in addition to doing some counter-Scud work out there, and denial -- we think that we have denied the regime the ability to operate effectively at all in western Iraq.

Rather than one gate which only has the ability to operate one pixel at a time the new double-sided screens have two gates allowing it to display one image on the front and a second image on the back.

Other potentially significant design issues include the length of the porous bed, the use of 'multi-section' designs where different porous materials are used in each section, the incorporation of external heat exchangers to supplement the heat recirculation provided by the porous matrix, and the ability to operate the burner at elevated pressures.