Sentence examples for are capable of further from inspiring English sources

He guides himself accordingly in that part of the picture still to be made; he sees that certain incidents are less effective in their context than they felt when they were being made; that others are capable of further development than the first outline indicated; and so, sometimes groping his way, sometimes with true inspirational vision he finishes the "shooting" of the picture.

These multifunctional NPs are capable of further enhancing the imaging resolution by providing more comprehensive anatomical information simultaneously.

They do not positively exclude all other features, though, and are capable of further determinate specification: 'rational mortal animal' as the content of the concept of 'human being' signifies all humans, whatever their further features may be tall or short, fat or thin, male or female, and so on.

However, white dwarfs of the common carbon-oxygen variety are capable of further fusion reactions that release a great deal of energy if their temperatures rise high enough.

Myog-deleted mice display increased levels of lactate build-up at exhaustion and are capable of further tapping into glycogen stores that wild-type mice do not access before reaching exhaustion.

Additional physiological regulators of sGC are being discovered, such as the thrombospondin-1/CD47 signaling pathway, that are capable of further decreasing sGC activity.

But she shows that she is capable of further distraction, by mysteriously adding collage, a photograph of a ballet class, mostly masked by paint, in "Weather Invention".

This also hardens copper and allows it to carry a sharp edge, the hammered edge being capable of further improvement on an abrasive stone.

The criminal justice response to domestic abuse, albeit far from perfect, has now improved and so long as all concerned keep a keen focus, it is capable of further improvement.

There are some cultivated fields in the Reuss River valley and pastures on the lower mountain slopes, but little of the land is capable of further cultivation because of the extremely uneven terrain.

Grieve said he supported the bill as it was necessary but hoped ministers would accept it was "capable of further improvement" and he trusted that "during its passage, it performs the equally important role of being seen as an upholder of freedom and liberty".