Sentence examples for be capable of avoiding from inspiring English sources
The original experiments have attracted both philosophical criticism of the second-order interpretation (e.g. Carruthers 2008) and methodological criticism by psychologists (reviewed by Crystal & Foote 2009), although alternative approaches to establishing metacognition in non-linguistic animals may be capable of avoiding these criticisms (Terrace & Son 2009).
It therefore seems that in the future, the only agencies that will be capable of avoiding these path dependency problems are those that were recently created and/or new agencies established by a diverse array of state and non-state actors.
When Advocaat was asked if the current squad was capable of avoiding relegation and enjoying a cup run there was a long pause.
No details yet, but let's hope they get somebody in to write it who's capable of avoiding the last film's occasionally excruciating bad dialogue.
EMI must tell Citi by Friday whether it is capable of avoiding default, and it has until June 14 to actually make the payment.
Spokesman Geoff LeBaron said they birds were capable of avoiding the drones' rotors: "They seem to be whacking the drone right in the centre so they don't get hit – they have incredible visual acuity and they can probably actually see the rotors".
The constitutive expression systems are capable of avoiding these defects.
The fact that it is always within our power to withhold assent means that if we are sufficiently disciplined, we are capable of avoiding error.
Simulation results show that the mobile robot is capable of avoiding obstacles, escaping traps, and reaching the goal efficiently and effectively.
Experimental results show that the mobile robot is capable of avoiding obstacles, escaping traps, and reaching the goal efficiently and effectively.
Firstly, it is capable of avoiding problems with error amplification and precision truncation found in the former scheme, and if implemented with adequate maps, it permits to trade performance and security.
