Sentence examples for capable of being described from inspiring English sources

Hundreds of trees, many of them capable of being described as essentially anonymous, fell around the area.

And, finally, honor itself, once capable of being described as "an instinct of incomparable beauty," is unable to survive the uses to which men had put it.

The way jurors arrive at a number is increasingly capable of being described through the literature, and these descriptions have implications for the ad damnum requests made by plaintiffs and for the alternative amounts recommended by defendants.

The basis of the contract was also the continuance of a thing in a certain condition; for on June 20 the rooms were capable of being described as a place from which to view a procession on two particular days; whereas when those days arrived the rooms were no longer capable of being so described.

The relationships capable of being described by our discretization method add biologically relevant information not available by correlation analysis.

As an example, consider a PK study involving four subjects to each of whom an intravenous bolus dose of a drug was given, with the kinetics of the drug being capable of being described in terms of a one-compartment model (Equation (1)).

Candidate attributes and levels of a hospital based physiotherapy program that were realistic and capable of being traded were described following a pilot study with older people on the unit.

An inexpensive and disposable screen printed sensor capable of monitoring pH is described.

The design of a multicell Penning Malmberg trap capable of confining 1015 positrons is described.

Capable of distorting time, it is described by physicist Harry Ward from the University of Glasgow as "the master of the Universe".

The design, development and testing of a prototype interactive expert system (SEDPA) capable of diagnosing eel pathologies is described.