Sentence examples for been able to specify from inspiring English sources

"Now from the Chandra data we have for the first time been able to specify some of its properties".

For example, several of history's greatest mental calculators have been able to specify the algorithms, or rules of calculation, that they claim to use in performing effectively instantaneous feats, like specifying the day of the week for any date in any year, no matter how many centuries past or future.

But using Share, developers haven't been able to specify what those posted stories should actually display — Facebook just scrapes the page for its title and a brief description.

In prospective community cohort studies, hospitalization predicts adverse cognitive outcomes [ 8- 10], though none has been able to specify if delirium is a key determinant.

That he is able to specify among those and bring those themes alive is one of his great gifts.

The voters gave [Red Ken] the job, but they were able to specify that they were giving it to him grudgingly.

"Police officers in particular will say a person has 'mental health issues' but then fail to be able to specify which one," a briefing on the programme reported.

I should be able to specify the provenance of how my data are used," Eric Berlow, founder Vibrant Data Labs and ran Intel's #wethedata project.

Voters will still vote for a party rather than a candidate, although they will at least be able to specify which candidate from that party they favour.

"To make an auction market, a buyer has to be able to specify exactly what he or she needs and be willing to take it from any supplier," Mr. Meakem said.

For 25 years these rules, known as section 106 agreements, have helped councils increase the number of affordable homes available to rent in their areas by being able to specify a minimum percentage within new private developments.