Sentence examples for capable of dragging from inspiring English sources

What Mexico needs, you might suppose, are some lucid intellectuals, capable of dragging their own political movements into modern times.

Anyone with access to a keyboard is capable of dragging any company, large or small, into facing its public, answering difficult questions, and making reparations for any mistakes.

These results indicate that the mouthparts of workers are more capable of drag reduction compared with those of drones.

The thruster's overall performance indicates that the cusped field thruster is quite capable of achieving drag-free flight.

Because water exerts a strong drag hindrance on a fast-moving landslide (Eq. (6) in Appendix 2 shows that the drag increases with the square of the velocity), it follows that submarine mass flows travel exploiting a phenomenon like hydroplaning (Mohrig et al. 1998) capable of outcompeting the drag force (e.g., De Blasio 2011b; Shanmugam 2015).

Nearly all the previous methods that are capable of predicting the trajectory of drag anchors need a numerical incremental computation.

Thorectes lusitanicus acts as a secondary disperser, capable of partially consuming (Fig. 1) dragging and burying a high number of viable acorns of both Quercus species during their reproductive period of activity (autumn-winter).

The silk fluid, used within this system, is capable of reversibly increasing or decreasing viscous drag, through a process referred to as electrogelation.

In fact, it appears that Hamid Karzai is capable of holding up the entire US defense budget by dragging his heels on the bilateral security agreement.

Although voters north of the border are quite capable of distinguishing between Scottish and Westminster elections, this slump appears to be dragging down Labour's support at Westminster.

The enhanced filtered drag model and energy-minimization multi-scale (EMMS) drag models were found to achieve superior predictions in all fluidization regimes, while the other drag models were only capable of predicting certain fluidization regimes.