Sentence examples for be capable of either from inspiring English sources

The analyte must be capable of either accepting one or more electrons (known as reduction) from the electrode or donating one or more electrons (oxidation) to the electrode.

Lipid rafts are involved in the clustering and trafficking of receptors and transporters, and these rafts seem to be capable of either facilitating or inhibiting neurotransmitter signalling or transport.

When appropriately modified, this single invention was capable of either transmitting, receiving, or amplifying radio signals.

One of the possible remedial treatments for such disorders may be to identify molecules which are capable of either preventing formation of fibrils or disintegrating the formed fibrils.

From these, we conclude that this copolymer is capable of either 'stabilizing' or 'activating' DNA hybrids, and may useful for gene targeting employing oligonucleotides.

Thermoelectric devices are semiconductor devices which are capable of either generating a voltage when placed in between a temperature gradient, exploiting the Seebeck effect, or producing a temperature gradient when powered by electricity, exploiting the Peltier effect.

Of course governments are capable of either facilitating or stifling tech revolutions.

This action includes preliminary designs for a gravity tractor NEO deflection mission campaign, and for a kinetic impactor mission campaign in which the spacecraft is capable of either functioning as a kinetic impactor or delivering a nuclear explosive device.

LiDAR manufacturers have attempted to reduce this influence with multi-return and waveform LiDAR, which are capable of either identifying multiple echoes per laser pulse, or recording the entire waveform that may be post-processed to the same effect.

Now let us assume that the new employee is replaced by a computer (i.e., machine) that is capable of either using the predefined classification rules, or coming up with new rules based on the pre-classified data.

Imagine if more and more people were capable of either making or identifying with a list of 50 rabbis, other Jewish teachers, or any spiritual teachers who they would describe as meaningfully influential in either their own lives or in the world as a whole.