Sentence examples for capable of a small from inspiring English sources

It's a car that doesn't seem to have anything left to say, but nevertheless proves itself capable of a small miracle.

She's one of the Brazilian pop singers of her generation who have gradually grown into truly great voices; hers is a strong and cushiony mezzo-soprano, brighter than her husky speaking voice would indicate, and capable of a small, winningly weary vibrato.

In music, Blacks have accurate ears "for tune and time", are generally more gifted than Whites, and are capable of a "small catch", as illustrated by their talent with the "Banjar", a guitar-like instrument "brought … from Africa".

In spite of the limitation, the inference analysis is capable of identifying a small subset of potentially affected diseases with interacting genes/proteins for experimental validation that greatly accelerates the hazard identification process.

Thus, the wing's basic shape already is capable of generating a small amount of lift at zero angle of attack (see Insect wing).

Our results indicate that 2D gel electrophoresis of the cytoplasmic membrane fraction is only capable of identifying a small proportion of the multi-pass membrane proteins in a given proteome, likely due to the low pI and poor solubility of these proteins [ 57].

This reactor provides the advantages of electrosynthesis in terms of selectivity, but does not require electricity to operate as classical electrochemical reactors do and it is capable of generating a small amount of electricity instead.

Going to Mars is not about realising the vision of a giant science-fiction spaceship, it is about sending a payload from Earth to Mars that is capable of supporting a small group of people, and then sending that or a comparable payload back.

This demonstrates that the HGC is capable of detecting a small amount of accumulated activity (0.1 MBq) in a reasonable acquisition time (i.e. <100 s).

Figure 6b implies that the proposed method based on the CS matrix in the frequency domain is capable of imaging a small set of scatterers.

Thus, this study suggests a new approach capable of evaluating a small quantity of Aβ peptide using a simple, thin-film field-effect transistor and shows the results of the photocurrents resulted from a fluorescence signal.