I set out to prove that the connections we nurture online are capable of being equally as strong, if not stronger than those we foster in the flesh; that the world may be full of bastards and murderers and thieves and the devil, but is more likely to show charity and kindness.
Further, it followed from the estimates of the relative error for the corrosion rate, that the present equations besides being simpler are capable of giving equally good estimates for corrosion current (in comparison with the results of Mansfeld and Oldham).
Unlike Donald Trump, who is capable of making equally inflammatory and nativist comments, Carson's intellectual accomplishments are indisputable.* He is a product of the most respected educational institutions in the United States and was once a foremost practitioner in a highly complex field of medicine.
The Lusso's immediate antecedent had been the 250 SWB, a true dual-purpose car that was capable of coping equally well with the conflicting demands of road and track.
But connoisseur's tastes are also constantly evolving, he says, so it's useful for winemakers to have a range of yeast capable of making equally wide arrays of libations say, varieties heavy on the booze and light on cherry undertones at their fingertips.
I focused inward and what I found was an elemental essence, one as equally capable of destruction as it was creation.
Assume, for the time being, that all candidates are equally capable of serving as judges (there is no quality dimension in the problem).
He decided on a raven, which he considered "equally capable of speech" as a parrot, because it matched the intended tone of the poem.
So I knew he was good – but I had no idea that he was funny, cheeky and equally as capable of glorious absurdity as Slavic profundity.
But children themselves are equally capable of important work, as UNICEF Ghana's new handwashing project, known as 'IWASH,' is proving.
