Sentence examples for are capable of ordering from inspiring English sources

Linear multiblock copolymers, like their diblock analogues, are capable of ordering into periodic microstructures when the blocks are sufficiently incompatible.

The new rules of thumb and the straightforward heuristic algorithm described here are capable of ordering heatintegrated distillation structures according to their economic advantage.

When BAC-FISH is impractical, optical mapping may be a feasible alternative (or a supplement) to linkage map based genome assemblies (Zhou et al. 2007a, b; Chamala et al. 2013), with the caveat that optical mapping was capable of ordering fewer than half of the scaffolds in the tomato genome.

Those four products are capable of orders in two to three years and revenues in four years, with early applications like battery charging or energy production where batteries aren't feasible.

In situations involving actual battery on a spouse, the family law act does not provide for any remedies that are capable of being ordered by a divorce court-although certainly acts that would impair a spouse's ability to work are considered when fashioning support orders.

Correct installation is also important in order to ensure long-term reliability and to obtain the best results from instruments, which are capable of higher-order accuracies due to advances in technology.

The concepts of topology, by virtue of their coarse and qualitative nature, are capable of detecting order where the concepts of geometry and analysis can see only chaos.

With little faith that the authorities are capable of restoring order in Michoacán, Father Madrigal's only hope is that the papal visit will encourage parishes across the region to provide victims with refuge and legal support, and give young people the guidance and training they need to escape poverty and find respectable work.

Correct installation is also important to ensure long-term reliability and to obtain the best results from instruments that are capable of higher-order accuracies because of advances in technology.

The shift from a product-based to a knowledge-based economy has resulted in an increased demand for knowledge workers who are capable of higher-order thinking and reasoning to solve intricate problems in the workplace.

These animals, however, have very limited cognitive functions in comparison to terrestrial mollusks, which are capable of higher order forms of learning and memory [8], [9].