Sentence examples for capable concept from inspiring English sources
He led G.M.'s hydrogen fuel-cell efforts through a series of increasingly capable concept vehicles, including the HydroGen1, Autonomy, HyWire and the Sequel.
That could be extremely attractive to content providers and therein lies the real power of this capable concept.
To this end, we adopt the parameters of the FDD wide area mode in the IMT Advanced capable system concept in [4, 5].
But Peronism is a remarkably plastic political concept, capable of producing both the neoliberal policies overseen by Carlos Menem in the 1990s and the redistributive policies of the Kirchners.
This research is devoted to evaluating current techniques and developing a new concept capable to identify flow units constituting shaly sandstone reservoirs.
A self-cooled lithium vanadium blanket concept capable of operating with 2 MW/m2 surface heat flux and 10 MW/m2 neutron wall loading has been developed.
However, this exercise required in ascertaining the best concept capable of meeting the aforementioned design strategies based on system design criteria and objectives are time-consuming, energy sapping and strenuous.
Development of an efficient divertor heat sink concept capable of extracting intense heat flux while maintaining temperatures and thermo-mechanical stress levels within allowable limits is a challenging task to meet in the scenario of the future fusion power plant known as DEMO.
The project aim is to develop an innovative engine concept capable of a 35% CO2 tailpipe reduction over the NEDC drive cycle relative to a current production V8 engine in a Sports Utility Vehicle, whilst maintaining key vehicle attributes such as performance and transient response.
Mediators represent software entities capable of mapping concepts of a global (database) schema to concepts of a local schema.
But we are also capable of using one concept to form the opposite concept and of applying one concept to another to result in a compound propositional thought capable of truth or falsehood (On the Soul III 6; Metaphysics IX 10).
