Sentence examples for are capable of tackling from inspiring English sources

His concluding chapter on the risks humanity faces is wise and bracing: he believes we "are alone in our Universe" but are capable of tackling terrible threats from cosmic accidents, or self-induced nuclear or climatic catastrophes.

Most high school students are capable of tackling punctuated equilibria directly.

It is apparent from the above discussion; neither thermal images nor visual images are capable of tackling complications of face recognition, and therefore a combination of both the imaging modalities namely fusion of images have come up.

"We think young people are capable of tackling hard problems and building big things, and we hope to enable more of them to work on cool projects for two years and push the boundaries of what's possible not just a decade from now, but today".

If any administration is capable of tackling this, it's the current one.

Mr. Obama may also be capable of tackling such issues, but we have not yet seen it.

International's rugged Travelall — and later the Scout — may have been capable of tackling the Himalayas, but from a timing standpoint, they never left the Catskills.

But even Mr. Joko's supporters in Surakarta wonder if he is capable of tackling the problems of a much larger, more economically important megalopolis.

All of Sjón's fiction so far has been admirably translated by Victoria Cribb, in close consultation with the author, whose English is so good that he might be capable of tackling the job himself.

Such a combined approach is capable of tackling all types of attacks and thus can yield a better overall performance in multimedia identification.

In conclusion, the proposed methodology is capable of tackling the temporary haul road layout design problem with high computing efficiency and delivering optimal results that are ready for field implementation.