Sentence examples for are capable to work from inspiring English sources

It is a double loop circulating fluidized bed where both the air reactor and the fuel reactor are capable to work in the fast fluidization regime in order to increase the gas solids contact along the reactor body.

"I need a part-time job; I still feel like I am capable to work.

Our observations show that the station is fully operational and it is capable to work efficiently in the single station mode for solar observations.

The proposed structure of OTA is capable to work with 0.5 V supply voltage and consumes 30 nW with simple CMOS circuitry.

The CMOS structure of the DDCC is based on the latest bulk-driven quasi-floating-gate technique and hence it is capable to work under low-voltage power supply of ±0.5 V and consumes 36 μW of power.

This process allows use of virtually any type of enzymes and redox mediators that would be capable to work in the ECF.

Therefore, the ePDM developed and presented in this research work is capable to provide either product components/parts, product sustainability and product mass-customization related information in order to support the design of S-MC products.

The results shown here indicated that RNA-Seq for the full-length transcripts used in present work was capable to reconstruct most of the transcripts including the ones with long ORFs and 3' UTRs that are difficult for full-length cDNA clone sequencing to get the full-length.

Therefore, it is a general-purpose approach and is capable to interwork with other similar works like Pi-ADL [39].

For instance, in explaining the role of labor in household livelihood resilience an informant in Gura Amba Kebele noted that "a farmer with no asset can live by the sweat of his brow as long as he is healthy and capable to work".

"There are some programs like the Social Security Disability Insurance program, which is a cash handout if you're unable to work, but that's totally different than the reference to 'disability' in the ADA," she told me, "where you're only protected if you are capable of working and able to do the job, but you're limited from doing the job because of the stigma associated with the medical condition".