Sentence examples for being able to specify from inspiring English sources

The value of being able to specify and control color representations in perceptual terms is increasingly being recognized.

Methods based on coevolutionary criteria require more elaborate data, but they have the advantage of being able to specify modules without prior assumptions about why they exist.

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.

The key difference between their design and ours is that theirs has no notion of sessions or of being able to specify the more fine-grained consistency requirements that we introduce in this paper.

In his court appearance, Professor Doll explained that epidemiologists have established in many cases the causal relation between a disease and the toxic agent that caused it, without being able to specify the latter nor reproduce the full range of symptoms in animals.

This notion of harm relies on, inter alia, our being able to specify a standard of what any person is entitled to (d).

As such it is desirable to be able to specify the conditions within the bed.

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

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

For the first time, she said, applicants will be able to specify on which properties they would prefer to live.

With that information she was able to specify materials and construction methods that would hush the rattle and hum.