Sentence examples for be capable of communicating from inspiring English sources
After a catastrophe, the Department of Homeland Security explains, local officials "may or may not" be capable of communicating with citizens.
To achieve coordination, these components have to be capable of communicating reliably, either with a central controller or amongst themselves.
Second, because the magnetic state is a local property of the material, the ferromagnetic device element must be capable of communicating its state to the outside world, preferably in a nondestructive way.
The reason of the choice of (2 × TU × N) is to ensure that two TUs, as minimum, are available for each of the associated devices to be capable of communicating with the ref-MPNC (one TU for uplink stream and another for downlink stream).
Each node i is assumed to be capable of communicating with all nodes in A i. Our goal is for each node i to find, in a distributed fashion, its own optimal parameter p i ∗, which is the corresponding component of the optimal global parameter vector p ∗ that minimizes the total (global) performance metric given by M p ≡ ∑ i = 1 N M i p A i. (1).
Finally, saliva exosomes should be capable of communicating with neighboring cells such as human oral keratinocytes and altering gene expression at the new location.
Not all human beings are capable of communicating well with others, being self-assertive, or asking for help in a timely manner.
To estimate the prevalence of community pharmacists and technicians who are capable of communicating with patients in Spanish and to estimate the need for Spanish language education initiatives for student pharmacists and pharmacists.
Because of the overlapping design of the cells in cellular communication systems, a mobile user is capable of communicating with two different bases.
"I needed someone who was capable of communicating with the Western world".
