Sentence examples for being capable of showing from inspiring English sources
We, therefore, propose a more objective perspective on EEG activity, while still being capable of showing temporal changes in depth of sleep as they occur in ICU patients.
DW-MRI is an alternative technique potentially able to overcome part of V(C) limits, being capable of showing viable neoplastic tissue due to its reliability in detecting the restricted proton diffusion in hypercellular tissues with high nucleocytoplasmic ratio.
Y — got as much of the real me as I was capable of showing.
I just don't know that he was capable of showing up on a regular schedule over a long period of time.
We need responsibility, safeguards, controls, collaboration, and rights and obligations – as Europe has always been capable of showing in its best moments".
But that does not mean that extravagant tentpole film-making, with the kind of synapse-searing effects that only cinemas are capable of showing off in their full glory, cannot be delivered with verve and originality.
2.30 Still looking for a first winner of the week, Richard Hannon holds a strong-looking hand and Tassel is capable of showing her true colours again after hurting herself leaving the stalls at Salisbury last time.
The prose maintains the confident, courtly manner of a seasoned lecturer, but Abrams is capable of showing his teeth, too, as in a passionate attack on the "strenuous antihumanism" he perceives in post-structuralism.
Then suppose you want this TV to be capable of showing audio and video from your DVD player, VCR, TiVo, cable box, satellite box or antenna, elsewhere in the house.
Its ESPN3 online network is capable of showing an unlimited number of games — a godsend to some universities, including some that so crave national exposure that they are willing to pay the costs of production.
