In a squad of soldiers, one might carry a miniature drone aircraft capable, for instance, of flying around a city block to look for the enemy.
Aristotle is perfectly capable, for instance, of setting aside non-mental vital functions as irrelevant for the purposes of practical philosophy (NE 1.13, 1102b11-12).
She is quite capable, for instance, of naming the Midwestern state in which her birth mother lives, and if a friend asked this question, she probably would have.
Who Has It? Soon after DSpace was made public last November, a federation of universities (M.I.T., Columbia, Ohio State, Rochester, Washington and Toronto) formed to further the system's evolution and see what it was capable of -- for instance, the University of Toronto wants bilingual searching.
It is neither capable of detecting, for instance, technical replicates, where a same sample is assayed on different chips, nor is it aimed at detecting them.
He was, for instance, capable of describing Edmund Wilson with devastating brevity: "He shared, for example, that enthusiasm for Soviet Russia characteristic of the intellectuals of the 30's.
People are, for instance, capable of making nuanced judgments, yet mandatory sentencing or three-strikes-and-you-are-out laws take away their ability to do so.
He is, for instance, capable of lining up in the No. 6 position just in front of the defenders, anticipating advances and quashing them before they get started.
Because of his scientific acumen he is capable of freezing time, for instance—he has the standing of a god, which tends to decrease his empathy and up the show's body count.
The Islamic Republic is widely seen by Sunni rulers as a subversive Shia power, capable of sowing troubles, for instance in nearby Bahrain, where the Shia majority has been harshly suppressed.
The intensification of proteolysis process of the mentioned glycoprotein in the wound area may lead to releasing biologically active degradation products, for instance, capable of amplifying the inflammatory condition or inhibiting the reconstruction of fibrous weave of the extracellular matrix.
