Sentence examples for capable of absorbing high from inspiring English sources

Harsh operating conditions, especially shock loads during coupling to railcars, require component mounting systems capable of absorbing high energy.

More than 1000 aggrecan molecules may participate in each one of these giant aggregates formed and, thus, provide a stable matrix capable of absorbing high compressive loads by water desorption and resorption.

The material is then capable of absorbing higher levels of stress [37].

Superabsorbent hydrogels are special materials capable of absorbing huge amount of water, usually more than 100 or even 1000 times of their dry weight, reaching much higher water content than conventional hydrogels [1].

Of these, the one that nags the most is the possibility that the NHS may be capable of absorbing huge sums of money without getting much better.

In contrast to currently available commercial robots, our new design employs a flexible mechanical platform capable of absorbing energy during high load impacts.

This study concerns with interfacial in-situ encapsulation of n-hexadecane and n-octadecane cores in poly urea-formaldehyde) shells to fabricate microcapoly urea-formaldehydeorbing and releashellsigh amounto ofabricatensistently.

Such coatings are capable of absorbing most of the incoming solar radiation (high absorptance) without losing much of the thermal energy through re-radiation from heated surface (low emittance).

In order to use a SPECT system for single positron emission tomography (SPET), we need to design high-efficiency collimators capable of absorbing 511 keV photons.

The high number of data points is capable of absorbing the comparatively small number of misidentifications which inevitably make it into the final report".

In late August, the National Weather Service warned the metropolitan region and much of the Northeast about flood risks because of a rainy summer, brimming lakes and reservoirs, high-rising rivers and saturated woodlands and fields less capable of absorbing ground water than in drier summers.