Sentence examples for be capable of converting from inspiring English sources
But if they could be made cheaper, or more efficient, or both, they could also be employed to generate power.In this section A modern philosopher's stone Smooth operator Tribulation Every little helps The cutting edge ReprintsDr Kanatzidis is developing new thermoelectric materials designed to be capable of converting up to 20% of the heat that would otherwise be wasted into useful electricity.
In study 3, TPSF seedlings were shown to be capable of converting phenolic acids (i.e. ferulic acid and p-coumaric acid) into more complex phenolic compounds (i.e. kaempferol and quercetin).
Besides the rendered promising electrocatalysts for ORR, our developed method may be capable of converting the halogenated polymeric plastic wastes that are massively accumulated in our environment into value-added carbon-based catalytic materials.
Neither will substitute for the other, and no simple change of just a few amino acids appears to be capable of converting one function to the other (A. Gauger and D. Axe manuscript in preparation).
This factor, formerly known as Math1, is required for normal hair cell differentiation [7] and also appears to be capable of converting the phenotype of mature supporting cells into replacement hair cells.
The oac gene cloned from phage Sf6 was shown to be capable of converting serotype X, Y, la and 4a to 3a, 3b, lb and 4b, respectively.
Overtopping wave energy converter (OWEC) is capable of converting the unstable wave energy into the relatively stable potential energy in its reservoir.
"Now we are capable of converting the highly enriched uranium, or any remains of that uranium, into low-enriched uranium," Mr. Nazarbayev said.
In 1954, Bell Labs discovered that purified silicon, doped with arsenic and sliced into thin wafers by a high-powered diamond saw, was capable of converting sunlight into electricity.
"To wander the skies it is not necessary to have the most powerful automobile," Proust writes, "but an automobile which... is capable of converting its horizontal speed into the power of ascent".
