Sentence examples for assumed to be able from inspiring English sources

Tunnels have long been assumed to be able to withstand earthquakes and suffer little damage.

The diagnoser is assumed to be able to detect and identify actuator faults which occurred in the system.

Notwithstanding the dreadful subject matter of Greek tragedies, the language in these plays is confidently assumed to be able to forge morality.

Today, the country has a demonstrated nuclear weapons program, has made clear progress with missiles and is widely assumed to be able to put the two together.

Unlike to the covers, crack faces in the core are assumed to be able to transfer shear stresses by aggregate interlock.

In a spatial agent-based model the agents are situated in a spatial environment and are typically assumed to be able to move in various ways across this environment.

All these trends work with the conditions of possibility of scholarship and do not assume to be able to transcend anything.

Landscape approaches to REDD + are assumed to be better able to tackle direct and indirect drivers of deforestation, particularly those that lie outside the forest sector.

They are assumed to be better able to learn and recall information than students in more traditional curricula (Schmidt 1993; Dolmans and Schmidt 1996).

Microcrack surfaces are assumed to be rough and able to regain contact under both normal and shear displacements.

In 2012, the British public is evidently assumed to be undersized pigmies, scarcely able to formulate thought.