Sentence examples for be able to propagate from inspiring English sources

It is hardly a garden plant - there are some who claim to be able to propagate it, but I certainly have failed miserably to do so and I suspect that there is very much more luck than judgment in any success that people have.

Moreover, the server must then be able to propagate this context to whoever may be interested.

Furthermore, for a solid to break, some fissures must first be able to propagate from one end to the other.

Taking into account epistemic uncertainty implies that one should also be able to propagate such uncertainty through increasingly complex models.

The latter is an essential trait if one wants to be able to propagate uncertainty through stochastic simulators, e.g., through molecular dynamics codes.

Therefore, strategy C will not be able to propagate further from 1 to 2 and beyond.

Plants that are able to propagate by asexual means produce genetically identical plants that are clones.

He was gifted with a lucid writing style with which he was able to propagate the field of anthropology.

"There is a fanatical group, a fringe element," he said, "that have been able to command the media and have been able to propagate a series of fantastic world images and a series of fantastic conspiracy theories".

It is testament to the skill, discipline and persistence of the Coalition that it has been able to propagate a consistent series of catastrophist mythologies and then convince the public that it is best suited to manage the recovery from the "mess".

The disturbances in the tropical East Pacific come, themselves, from the North Pacific, and are able to propagate into the tropics because of the westerly winds in the upper troposphere over the East Pacific; they themselves are part of the response of the winds to the enhanced rainfall over Indonesia.