Sentence examples for capable of achieving ideal from inspiring English sources

The work shows that an optimized MOEMS design using a slotted polyimide/gold thermal bimorph cantilever is capable of achieving ideal geometry with a larger than expected number of focusing slots – up to 111 at 2 μm width.

Given the "dysfunctionality" that Congress has demonstrated this year, Mr. Carney added, it would be hard to "suggest that this Congress is capable of achieving an ideal".

In cancerous gene expression datasets, a small number of genes, even one or two if selected correctly, is capable of achieving an ideal cancer classification effect.

At present, only NATO forces are capable of achieving this.

When leaders in government, community organizations, and the planning-design professions collaborate effectively in the service of today's inner-city communities, they do far more to advance the ideals of equality and democracy cited by Mr. Muschamp than Ed Logue and other master planners were capable of achieving in their day.

Quite what Wales are capable of achieving in France is anyone's guess.

Fifty years later, any similarly radical reform must also be a practical reality, capable of achieving widespread support.

This is a good bunch and they are capable of achieving things.

But the "Messa di Gloria" showed that Dicapo is capable of achieving a higher standard.

• The Innovation class, for renewable energy or other vehicles capable of achieving hyper fuel efficiency.

The standards would surely have been weaker than what the automakers are capable of achieving.