Sentence examples for be able to isolate from inspiring English sources

Vibration isolators developed for on-orbit space application should be able to isolate micro-vibration when in orbit, and also withstand severe launch vibration environment.

But he said he was confident he would be able to isolate the right-handed gene.

"In the past, we'd be able to isolate that particular car and clean it," he said.

They have problems of their own, but tend to be able to isolate games in the championship and let them be stories in their own right.

The provider would have to be able to isolate, intercept and deliver to the government a particular user's communications in response to a wiretap order.

"The assessment was that we would be able to isolate Arafat," lamented Reuven Rivlin, a minister and member of Mr Sharon's Likud party.

Anywhere where exotic bugs grow, we might be able to isolate the exotic antibiotics they produce – and importantly, antibiotics which haven't been drenching our water, soil, livestock and bodies for decades, educating all bacteria to resist them.

But also not being able to isolate one variable.

The happy memories Antrim is able to isolate slide, imperceptibly and inevitably, toward waste, frustration and cruelty.

The militia returned having suffered defeat, although they were able to isolate Castillo from the enemy by blowing up bridges.

Dr. Gary Goldbaum, Snohomish Health District medical director, said medical officials had not been able to isolate any "risk factors" for the man to identify where he might have been exposed.