Sentence examples for capable of between from inspiring English sources

She was a 1122 ton screw steamer which provided accommodation for 106 passengers (96 saloon and 10 second class) as well as possessing refrigerated cargo space, and she was capable of between 13 and 14 knots.

Older tube amps were generally very low-powered, capable of between 2 and 25 watts per channel.

The B-FIQ was highly capable of discriminating between FM patients and healthy controls and between FM patients and RA patients.

Audiences are perfectly capable of distinguishing between the crazed and the creative.

It said the United Nations official "simply is not capable of distinguishing between good and evil".

Moral as an adjective can be defined as relating to, dealing with or capable of distinguishing between right and wrong.

Techniques that are capable of distinguishing between the different types of globulins and other blood proteins are used instead.

And, unlike Ballard with its 1kW units, Siemens is building generators capable of producing between 0.3MW and 10MW.

Muslims are of course capable of distinguishing between proper journalistic use and the symbolic propaganda that lay behind Jyllands-Posten's initial publication".

In my experience as an anthropologist of homelessness, I have seen that some faith-based services appear to be capable of distinguishing between providing services and proselytizing.

The long-range strategic bomber, designed for nuclear attacks on the Soviet Union and capable of flying between continents without refueling, is equipped with radar-jamming gear.