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The American space agency (Nasa) is also nearing the first flight of its Space Launch System, a monster rocket that will eventually be capable of placing 130 tonnes in low-Earth orbit.

Model selection using the Bayes factor (the ratio of the marginal likelihoods of competing models, P(D| H1)/ P(D| H2)) has been shown to be capable of placing an ordering on alternative signal transduction models that is decisive [ 20].

It was capable of placing 20 percent heavier military payloads into space than TAT, had an overall length of 70.5 feet, and a body diameter of 8 feet.

The Pegasus launcher operated by Orbital Sciences Corporation, an American firm, is a rocket that attaches to the underbelly of a modified jumbo jet and is capable of placing small payloads into orbit.

The weight of this payload constitutes the missile's throw weight that is, the total weight that the missile is capable of placing on a ballistic trajectory toward a target.

The experimental results with two infants with CP (athetoid and dystonic cases) demonstrated that the infants are capable of placing the pointer around the target but they have difficulties for fine motor control.

He is, we learn, a romantic obsessive and eventual peeping Tom; he is capable of placing Dee Dee in what proves to be deadly harm's way for the sake of keeping her mother in his life; by the book's end, we will see him abandon a policeman to his fate at the hands of an armed and vengeful psychopath.

"The technology is capable of placing or replacing moving objects and even replacing products being handled by actors like mobile phones," he says.

Harrell is a skillful orchestrator, and, in a piece like "Nighttime," he is capable of placing a lovely melody in a touching musical embrace.

Lockwood, Bird continues via email, is capable of placing more decent jokes on a page than most people can get into a book.

He added: "We know we're capable of playing this place, we have proven it to ourselves the last two years.