Sentence examples for capable of expansion from inspiring English sources

But, he said, the database is capable of expansion.

To accommodate a larger range of hole sizes, a hollow expanding mandrel, having longitudinal slots and capable of expansion by a tapered plug, can be used.

Once installed the design has to be capable of expansion and reconfiguration of the services offered together with evolution within the technology including changes in transmission wavelength.

On the other hand, the typical Lewis acids need not (and usually do not) contain protons, being species with outer electron shells that are capable of expansion, such as boron trifluoride (BF3), sulfur trioxide (SO3), and silver ion (Ag+).

Building infrastructure fit for purpose, resilient to extreme weather fluctuations and capable of expansion to meet a growing global population seems the logical next step.

The forest cobra has long cervical ribs capable of expansion to form a long, wedge shaped hood when threatened.

What the Fermi Paradox implies is that intelligent civilizations capable of exponential expansion do not exist.

After seeding with hematopoietic stem cells (HSCs), ICC scaffolds were capable of supporting expansion of CD34+ HSCs with B-lymphocyte differentiation.

It's a role for the viewer and listener – and one well capable of intelligent expansion if, say, Whittingdale is foolish or brave enough to try to sell off Channel 4 while keeping its public service obligations intact.

In this model, rare malignant progenitors capable of clonal expansion resemble B cells, whereas the much larger tumor cell population manifests a differentiated plasma cell phenotype that pathologically defines the disease.

By the same token, the Mongol army became capable of indefinite expansion, until literally all of the peoples of the Eurasian Steppe had joined its ranks, from Manchuria in the east to the Ukraine in the west.