Sentence examples for be capable of separating from inspiring English sources

Each machine, called a V20, is said to be capable of separating 210,000 gallons of oily water a day.

Asked how he could avoid being tied to Trump's inflammatory statements, McCain said he was confident Latino voters in his state would be capable of separating the two.

Knowing the hook of "Minority Report," I was bracing myself for topical nods toward the issue of genetic predisposition; it doesn't seem too unlikely that, half a century on, scientists will be capable of separating those members of the community destined for homicide from those whose DNA has programmed them to commit home baking instead.

Such modified matrices were found to be capable of separating heavy metal ions from aqueous solutions [27].

We have opted to perform wavelet analysis of CHAMP FGM measurements without a priori processing of the data using field models, since the wavelet transform should in principle be capable of separating the various field source contributions.

The system should be capable of separating main instruments from music accompaniment, regardless of the type of solo instrument used, musical genre of the track, or type of music accompaniment.

The magnetic susceptibility of the particles ranged between −50 × 10−7 to +340 × 10−7 emu/g (see Table 1), which means that the apparatus is capable of separating most existing materials when the separation resolution is improved.

Importantly, the etched meshes are capable of separating oil from acidic, alkaline and saline aqueous solutions, and the separation efficiency can reach above 94.3% after repeatedly separating toluene/corrosive water mixture for 16 cycles.

Microfluidic devices are capable of separating microparticles and cells.

"The mind is capable of separating and we put traumatising events into little 'boxes'boxes

"He is capable of separating those roles and it means a lot for him to do so," Mr. Kramer said.