Sentence examples for be capable of describing from inspiring English sources
The model is shown to be capable of describing three dimensional responses of POM polymers under various loading histories.
If, instead, we were to use relevant but non-redundant real-valued features, the resulting predictive model would be capable of describing a non-linear structure-activity relationship.
Since the model was found to be capable of describing the reactor behaviour over a wide parameter range, it was applied to perform extensive parametric calculations.
The Cowper-Symonds model is verified to be capable of describing the dynamic behavior of Q420 steel at the lower strain rates.
Consequently, premixed LES models must be capable of describing how completely unresolved flame structures propagate under the influence of completely unresolved eddies.
Hardware description languages (HDLs) are primarily developed for describing and simulating hardware systems faithfully and correctly and must, therefore, be capable of describing timing, accurately and precisely.
"They're a single mathematical sentence that is capable of describing the miraculously beautiful and diverse behaviour of almost all of Earth's fluids," she says.
As Baroness Hogg, chairman of the Financial Reporting Council, states in our report: "All companies are capable of describing clearly and succinctly what they do".
Given that he is capable of describing tracks from George Harrison's All Things Must Pass as "joyful cacophony", it is perhaps unsurprising that he has little of interest to say about the music itself.
Inasmuch as myths deal with the origin of the world, the end of the world, or a paradisiacal state, they are capable of describing what people can never "see for themselves" however rational and observant they are.
