Sentence examples for be able to trap from inspiring English sources

Dispatch enough police cars and they'll be able to trap him inside one of the city blocks.

To be able to trap particles, we have to be capable of opening the created light-structure from the top, so they can fall in.

Those beams would be able to trap the tiny particles, because the energy from the light both pushes them away and pulls them towards the beam.

You need to be able to trap and direct them, but when the particles interact [with the trap itself] it makes them lose their information, so you need to make sure that you design the trap well.

Alpha Company had moved into a blocking position above My Lai 4, where it would theoretically be able to trap Vietcong soldiers as they fled from the Charlie Company assault on the hamlet.

Although the Conowingo today traps half to two-thirds of the Susquehanna's sediment load, it will no longer be able to trap any new sediment once its catchment area is full.

They were able to trap the Lady Vols' young guards into 26 turnovers.

By harnessing the momentum of light we are able to trap and manipulate objects remotely.

These fragile structures are able to trap part of the hydrogenated species (tritium for example) in vessel inventory.

The IMR is equipped with a variable axial electrostatic drift field (ADF) and is able to trap ions.

The results showed that Salix tillers barriers are able to trap sediment in marly gully floors under ecological rehabilitation.