You are certainly capable of distinguishing carefully between what is typical and what is good.
Juries do, though, have pencil and paper, and so doodling plays a significant part in jurors' activities - although, as the doodlers point out, they are perfectly capable of listening carefully to the evidence at the same time.
Two techniques borrowed from other domains were capable of detecting two carefully characterized outbreaks in simulated real time.
At heart, this argument is an elaboration of the child's question "But Mommy, who made God?" To posit God as the ground of all being is a nonstarter, Dawkins submits, for "any God capable of designing a universe, carefully and foresightfully tuned to lead to our evolution, must be a supremely complex and improbable entity who needs an even bigger explanation than the one he is supposed to provide".
But in the mid-1980s Merzenich started to prove the opposite, that brains are plastic, malleable, reprogrammable, capable of steady improvement through carefully designed exercises.
The bioreactor system was capable of sustaining AND by means of carefully controlled oxygenation to achieve the maximum NH+4 N removal rate of 0.054 g N g VSS−1 day−1 (38% removal efficiency) at the oxygen influx and nitrogen loading rate of 3.68 mg O2 h−1 L-bioreactor−1 and 182 mg N day−1 L-bioreactor−1, respectively.
Study designs will need to be capable of assessing complex interventions and of carefully measuring the context in which the programme is delivered; it is most likely that the programme will need to be delivered at the level of the health policy agency, which means a cluster design will be required.
When you bring such long-term interests to the forefront, you become more capable of looking into the rumor carefully rather than immediately confronting your coworker.
Whatever you tell me, I'm going to do the opposite.' The C.U. kids are capable of following the rules very carefully.
