This method of plastic failure is a capable mean to simulate the behavior of nonlinear concrete and semi brittle materials constructing elements.
Does "nuclear capable" mean possessing an actual weapon?
The kind of DNA parsing that the center is now capable of means the authorities will have a better chance of solving crimes -- many of them rapes -- that in the past would have been unsolvable.
Palihapitiya explains, "I think we all want to be more physically capable – this means being a father who is able to play sports with his kids, a young woman who wants to use yoga as their primary workout or an NBA player who is training to excel and make another all-star team.
Additionally, more than half of all cars in Brazil are flexible-fuel capable, which means they can run on 100percentt ethanol or an ethanol-gasoline mixture.
Our passion for smartphones – more than half the population has such an internet-capable device – means the 3G airwaves currently used to transmit mobile internet signals are rapidly getting crowded.
He was also intensely self-aware, open-hearted (though capable of mean-spiritedness), restless, prickly, brave, idealistic, never content, eternally tussling with what he himself liked to identify as his contradictions, born of his double nature.
Of the 6.2 million iPhones sold, Verizon CFO Fran Shammo said that half were 4G-capable, which means they were iPhone 5 handsets.
"Cheney was quiet and secretive and far more capable, I mean far more brilliant," explained Bale of former President George W. Bush's second-in-command in the clip, above.
Most phones, however, are GPS-capable, which means that there is a chipset in the phone that will help provide location information to a PSAP when a caller dials 911.
Thrice did Clinton embrace the word viability, which means "capable of living".
