Sentence examples for capable of doing two from inspiring English sources
The customer looked annoyed and declared with a huff: "I am capable of doing two things at once".
Alan was forever arguing some involved point; Bernard, always capable of doing two things at once, would be contesting the point while correcting proofs.
This myth is based on the assumption that human beings are capable of doing two cognitive tasks at the same time.
No matter who's on the floor for them, they're capable of doing three things — dribble, drive and shoot.
Everyone I know that suffers from macular degeneration has a sense of loss, because so many things that one was once capable of doing, one is no more.
George Osborne is a clever politician and if he's proved that he's capable of doing one thing really well, it's nicking the Labour Party's plans.
The catastrophic double-failed launch of the historical abuse inquiry raises serious questions for the Home Secretary over how she and her officials have managed this process to date - but it also demonstrates how difficult it can be to find someone capable of doing one of the toughest jobs in public life.
The supercomputer model, which will be run by a National Science Foundation built supercomputer capable of doing a million billion calculations per second, will simulate currents in the Arctic, Antarctic and Atlantic oceans in hopes of shedding light on how small-scale turbulent eddies affect large currents, such as the powerful Gulf Stream.
Haine's model, which will be run by an NSF-constructed supercomputer capable of doing a million billion calculations per second, will simulate currents in the Arctic, Antarctic and Atlantic oceans in hopes of shedding light on how small-scale turbulent eddies affect large currents, such as the powerful Gulf Stream.
That speed comes close to tripling the previous record in computing speed achieved by Hitachi Ltd. in 1995 with a supercomputer capable of doing 368 billion operations a second, Intel executives said.
