Sentence examples for be capable of reconciling from inspiring English sources
Three phase drift flux equations are reported for gas and solids phases in upflow and downflow, respectively, and are shown to be capable of reconciling the apparently different linear drift flux equations reported previously.
Presented flow units with FZI and cluster analysis should be compatible in groups to be capable of reconciling between well interspaces, because detection of single flow unit in these methods is difficult and complicated.
In his view, the state alone was capable of reconciling the antagonisms and contradictions of bourgeois society.
But I actually think that they need to be reconciled — and more, that the Republican Party cannot escape its current predicament unless leaders emerge who are capable of reconciling them.
Be capable of making decisions.
Be capable of solving your own problems.
During evolution, higher organisms have recruited multitarget regulatory elements that are capable of modifying these robust networks and reconcile maintaining functionality under mutational pressure with being able to rapidly adapt the phenotype to the environment.
Perhaps it's hard to reconcile that we are capable of multiple identities, as we live in a culture that prefers neat endings and straight lines.
Journalists don't often ask whether "white tradition" can be reconciled to modern ideals of equality and pluralism, or whether the "straight male community" is capable of living peacefully in America.
I am left alone to reconcile his words "so much to look forward to" with the idea that Mark was capable of leaving his family with just a few words to his attorney.
