Sentence examples for capable of developing a from inspiring English sources

The results demonstrated that the index gage method is capable of developing a representative FDC using short-term records.

Each of these themes must be subject to a further test: are social democrats capable of developing a governing strategy that can live up to these enormous challenges?

This region is capable of developing a significant amount of nested twisting microcracks without exhibiting catastrophic failure.

We have learned from evolution that organisms are capable of developing a large variety of advantageous traits through natural genetic mutations and hybridizations.

"If the country proves capable of developing a social market economy with full civil rights, this will have a huge favorable impact on the world".

These kinds of results, Young has written, "should be viewed with some skepticism, since the human imagination seems capable of developing a rationale from most findings, however unanticipated".

Leading stock indexes in Europe and the United States rose Monday after brutal losses last week that were caused in part by investors' doubts that European leaders were capable of developing an adequate solution to the debt crisis.

While Germany had sufficient technology to develop rockets of immense power that wrought indiscriminate carnage in England and sufficient engineering and chemical knowledge to murder efficiently six million Jews, it was not scientifically capable of developing an atomic bomb despite access to the needed raw material.

Based on the case study of lunch box delivery system organized by the Mumbai dabbawalas, demonstrated that an informal sector was capable of developing an urban logistics system that was precise, reliable and affordable to the middle class society in Mumbai.

The Taliban's attempt to assassinate her is apparently part of their strategy to eliminate or hurt individuals and institutions that are capable of developing an anti-Taliban social narrative.

They maintain that their followers, but not the pinks, are capable of developing an imagination; the Church teaches that Dobbs has empowered its members to see through these illusions.