Sentence examples for capable of drying from inspiring English sources

"We have to be capable of drying our tears," he said.

They are poikilohydric (capable of drying out and suspending respiration for an extended period of time); when wet, their metabolic functions begin almost immediately.

The present system is capable of drying 10 kg of chemically treated grapes or green peas during 20 h of sunshine.

Although not naturally a wit, he was capable of dry riposte, as in the crack about Archbishop Desmond Tutu that George H. W. Bush repeated the other day at the Washington National Cathedral, convulsing the congregation.

A forensic swab (GenoTube Livestock; Prionics, Switzerland) capable of rapidly drying the sample and providing minimal DNA loss after long-term storage without refrigeration may be a potential tool for aiding the diagnosis of infectious diseases by PCR in biologic samples shipped long distances to diagnostic laboratories.

The model is capable of predicting dynamic behaviour of drying of fruits undergoing shrinkage and, as such, it can be used as a design tool.

For now, he's happy to elaborate on the inner workings of his brushes and the $30 cleaning system capable of sanitizing and drying your brushes in five minutes flat.

The applied chemometrical techniques are well capable of separating dry demolition waste if the objects are positioned in the middle of the conveyor belt.

It is proved that DS layering method is capable of dispensing dry powder into intact ultra-thin (55 μm) layers: the cavity defects were well restricted, the layer-location deviations of the printed green parts were within 100 μm per 218 layers, the green densities exceeded 70%, and the uniform structures within the printed specimens were also realized.

Thorectes species are characterized by the presence of mandibles with strongly developed scissorial areas and well-developed molar areas capable of triturating dry-pellet, an adaptation that suggest that these species are dung-fiber consumers and not dung-juice consumers [48].

Experiments were conducted to determine whether or not the three 'omics' technology platforms (transcriptomics, proteomics, and metabolomics) would be capable of distinguishing dry bean cultivars from each of the two COD.