Sentence examples for be able to probe from inspiring English sources

Webb will be able to probe regions of the cosmos that are simply not visible to Hubble.

The real question is over where power will ultimately lie: will the ECB be able to probe any bank?

Mr Abhisit's dependence on the generals means he is unlikely to be able to probe army misdeeds very thoroughly.

The L.H.C. would then be able to probe more deeply into the predictions of supersymmetry, which seeks to erase lingering mysteries and inconsistencies in the established theory of the structure of matter, called the Standard Model.

Now investigators will be able to probe whether the Russian state was behind his murder at a time when relations between London and Putin are strained in the aftermath of the downing of the Malaysia Airlines flight in Ukraine.

Some of the nuclides might be stable enough that researchers would be able to probe their reactivities and other chemical properties, which is not possible with other heavy-element nuclides.

By analysing the gentle flickering of the quasar, the team were able to probe the structure of its interior.

Since Davis's death in 1991, Mr Carr has been able to probe that period further and complete his account of this gifted, if difficult, man.

Moreover, the special characteristics of these "primordial lumps" — produced when the size of the universe was smaller than a single atom — might be tested if we were able to probe out to the farthest reaches of the known universe.

The researchers worked with tissues that came from patients, rather than cells cultured in a petri dish, meaning that they were able to probe how cells behaved in their native environment.

This technique is able to probe the concentration of free carriers photogenerated at a semiconductor electrolyte (SC/EL) interface.