Sentence examples for be able to puncture from inspiring English sources

It is the shared knowledge of two narcissists who have been around the block often enough to be able to puncture each other's own romantic illusions without wincing.

Tau has also been shown to accumulate into annular protofibrils, which may be able to puncture membranes [ 68], suggesting perhaps another way for tau to damage the BBB.

The Ismāʿīliyyah were able to puncture Seljuq power but not destroy it.

"I question everything, but I haven't been able to puncture any holes in this dream workshop".

Yet friends insist she is able to puncture any charges of pomposity by laughing at herself and has a wicked sense of humour.

Scientists discovered that certain cholera bacteria were able to puncture the membrane of competitors and inject damaging proteins.

When the force produced by the claw is compared to the ability of the cuticle to resist puncture, we find that within a species, the claw tip should be able to produce enough force to puncture the carapace, but not the manus.

The website suggests that, if enough people participate, placing either nails, drawing pins or porcupines on an online image of the track, they will be able to "will" a puncture to Hamilton's car.

When punctured bits are information bits, the destination must be able to retrieve them.

If your toddler has been bitten by fleas, you should be able to find multiple, grouped red bumps that each have a central puncture bite.

One of the most common is direct venous puncture (DVP) or phlebotomy, to obtain blood samples and be able to monitor and control their disease.