In short, neither the fashion nor the equity markets appear to be capable of solving Bangladesh's problems.
In my experience as an anthropologist of homelessness, I have seen that some faith-based services appear to be capable of distinguishing between providing services and proselytizing.
They appear to be capable of spending so long assembling the medication that high-street chemists move like professional martial artists by comparison.
Of course, these cyborg organisms will need to eat and reproduce - and they appear to be capable of exponential self-replication.
The concern has been reinforced, another official said, by an increasing consensus among intelligence analysts that appointed Iraqi leaders do not appear to be capable of carrying out the task of governing or working toward elections.
But of all musicians, perhaps it's conductors who appear to be capable of the most prodigious feats of memory, to conduct operas and lengthy symphonies with parts for 30, 40 or more instruments from memory.
Habituation occurs even in animals without a central nervous system probably in single-celled protozoans; certainly in animals such as the coelenterate Hydra, which have a diffuse nerve net and do not appear to be capable of associative learning.
The Johns Hopkins mini-brains appear to be capable of such activity because of their relatively mature development: by developing in dense clusters, according to Hartung, the brains "build these circuits of stimulating each other", as well as the six types of neurons and accessory cells in brains.
It is because the picture that emerged from the Tennessee trial is a bank looking to get a big client and putting a deal together despite a client that does not appear to be capable of being an independent judge of financial numbers.
Thus, immobilized enzymes appear to be capable of retaining their catalytic activity (Tutar et al. 2009).
Supra-physiological androgen levels appear to be capable of impairing attentional processing.
