Sentence examples for are rather able from inspiring English sources

It might be argued that the prospect of such studies might be limited, as brain regions do not merely show a straightforward type of homogeneous functional specialisation, but are rather able to perform heterogenous functions that depend on the task-specific network(s) they are integrated in at a point of time.

Yet the relatives of Elías García Martínez, the painter of the fresco, are rather less able to see the joke.

Although such agents have not own goals (in fact they are rather reactive subsystems), they are able to cooperate each other.

The resolution of seismic and more generally of geophysical techniques (seismological, electromagnetic, gravitational) is rather low, being able to define space variations of elastic properties with an accuracy of several hundreds of meters in the optimal acquisition conditions.

It is rather how she is able to blow up and saturate the thing with such glowing energy, how she is able to give it a pulse, as if it were alive.

From the crab's point of view, it is rather useful to be able to blend into one's surroundings and have a coating of animals replete with stinging cells.

In the regime where the laser intensity is rather low, we are able to numerically solve the master equation directly.

Even though the implemented variety of layout algorithms is rather limited, PATIKA is able to support bipartite graph of states and transitions.

It is, rather, a question of being able to confront the bad as well as the good.

However, example considered in the present paper is rather exceptional since one is able to identify the g-function and the Gibbs potential ϕ explicitly.

First, the sample size was rather small, although we were able to include all of our SPs who are part of the DRE program.