Sentence examples for able to apply its from inspiring English sources

For instance, AlphaGo, Google's software from the Go competition, wouldn't be able to apply its accumulated skills to chess or tic-tac-toe.

In a blog post, Dasient said, "By joining Twitter, Dasient will be able to apply its technology and team to the world's largest real-time information network".

Although similar technology-driven systems are being tested elsewhere, Bridj claims to be able to apply its data faster to create new routes more quickly.

A company would be able to apply its losses this year against its profits from any of the last five years and get a rebate for taxes it had already paid.

And yet, that seems to be its aspiration: to be able to apply its middle-aged, middle-brow, upper-middle-class, liberal sensibility to any form or genre for which there is a market.

One proposal is to form a regional legal center that would be able to apply its own laws to the cases, interact with foreign navies, and have the capacity to incarcerate convicted pirates in a prison system and to return others safely to their home nations.

So they already had a gap in being able to apply it, even to themselves.

When we understand this, we'll be able to apply it to humans with regenerative medicine.

The experienced surgeon is able to apply his real concentration at the decisive moment.

The price you pay for human interaction, for the knowledge that – should any problem occur, two consciousnesses will be able to apply themselves to its solution immediately and should an answer fail to appear, have recourse to a button that will summon a third – is a slight delay to the rest of your day.

However, a Companies House spokesperson told BBC Scotland: "Sevco 5088 would not be able to apply to change its name to 'The Rangers Football Club Ltd' until either the original company is fully dissolved, a process which can take about a year to complete, or the receivers give the go-ahead for the name change to take place.