Sentence examples for able to suitably from inspiring English sources

The humanoid robot is able to suitably move, to react to human mate dancers and to generate novel and appropriate sequences of movements.

Löschel et al. criticize the monitoring report being not able to suitably consider the more or less stagnation of greenhouse gas emissions since 2009 with its methodological approach.

After grouping, the corresponding MSD vs. time plots were averaged, and ultimately we were able to suitably fit each population to functions describing the different idealized diffusion behaviors (Figure 3C).

In the long run we hope to be able to apply suitably adapted neuronal mechanisms of attention to these artificial models.

However, practical systems also require a wide field of view in order to be able to inspect suitably large areas.

One of the obstacles that Ms. Reding has repeatedly encountered during her campaign are questions about whether companies would be able to recruit enough suitably trained women for top positions.

So when I ask them what they thought of Gilroy's Legacy, starring Renner, there's a pregnant pause before Greengrass turns to Damon and says with knowing laughter: "Do you want to take that one?" Damon is unflustered, back on script and able to present a suitably diplomatic answer with what sounds like perfect humility.

Third, it costs about the same as three Chanel 2.55 handbags – in other words it is so expensive that nobody but true high-rollers will be able to buy it, making it suitably exclusive and rare.

All these results show that the developed films present excellent functional properties and are able to release the antimicrobial agents suitably, making them promising materials for active food packaging applications.

We considered good adherence to be when the patient was able to answer these three questions suitably.

Their research has ventured into testing the wind resistance of certain species of tree in wind tunnels, as well as finding a suitably lightweight substrate able to meet plants' nutritional demands.