Sentence examples for be capable of reading from inspiring English sources
Living in America gives you a sense, sometimes, that the fundamentalist Christians, with their literalist readings of the Bible, would be capable of reading the story of an infertile woman who had her husband impregnate her handmaid and see that as a solution to infertility in the modern age.
However, let's also note his next line: "But I should mean that every man should receive those papers and be capable of reading them".
Moreover, the GLM should be capable of reading small bytes of data to avoid memory limitations for large datasets, and also it should be integrated with a display package to view the analysis.
But I should mean that every man should receive those papers and be capable of reading them.
Of course, rather than sorting harmless images of cats and dogs on the internet, the computer vision used in autonomous driving will have to be capable of reading all of the input data from the cars' cameras and sensors and analyzing it in real-time - quickly enough to take emergency action at 100 kph.
The source pictures need to be created containing HDR-friendly color and brightness ranges; the distribution method needs to retain all the extra HDR brightness and color information; and the display device you're watching HDR on has to be capable of reading and managing the HDR data, as well as - hopefully!
Who are capable of reading and loving every shade of it.
But the justices are capable of reading a paper record themselves, and they likely will read it, or at least substantial portions of it.
Of all these signs of her success, Kopf is most happy that "it confirms that the reader is capable of reading things that go beyond the usual product".
Pepper, a humanoid robot that moves naturally and is capable of "reading" a person's emotions, has conducted meditation and mindfulness classes for British college students.
