Sentence examples for be capable of expanding from inspiring English sources
And if the human sciences are going to be capable of expanding the scope of our understanding beyond what is available to each of us in our particular circumstances, it must be rooted in the original fullness and richness of our lived experience.
As in the case of another organ of metabolic importance, the liver, the adipose organ must, in certain circumstances, be capable of expanding to meet the demand for increased storage.
Interestingly, a related family member to the latter, MFAP4 was found to be capable of expanding mouse HSPCs ex vivo along with ANGPTLs 2 and 3 (Zhang et al., 2006).
"Firms are feeling upbeat and are capable of expanding," said John Longworth, director general of the British Chambers of Commerce.
Add to that the fact that Trump effectively demonstrated during the 2016 campaign that he is capable of expanding his support by effectively demonizing his opponents.
This procedure resulted in spherical PS beads containing tiny water droplets which were capable of expanding the material upon heating above its glass transition temperature.
At the age of 37, and with five world titles, O'Sullivan's niche in snooker is one which you have to believe he is capable of expanding quite spectacularly.
The interplay between Acacia dealbata and the native vegetation may show us a larger picture of how invasive species are capable of expanding even into forested ecosystems and, furthermore, how we can restore native vegetation and avoid further invasion.
This conclusion pointed to the next step of this research by establishing the need for carefully acquired experimental evidence that will help musicians and music researchers to understand the problem of whether the human mind is capable of expanding its perceptual and cognitive abilities in finding pitch-class similarity beyond the octave.
"Barriers to the expansion of nuclear power or coal and/or gas generation with CCS must be resolved over the next few decades so they are capable of expanding to replace natural gas in generation". This emissions policy does relatively little to alter natural gas markets, the report finds.
