Sentence examples for capable of exploring from inspiring English sources
Several different methods, including surface analysis, connectivity exploration, and sub-voxel component modeling, are now capable of exploring the diffusion characteristics of the cortex.
"To say Edmondson didn't finish them suggests he wasn't capable of exploring that aesthetic.
No arts are inherently more capable of exploring the fantasy structure of the contemporary city than architecture and fashion.
The Jack Ryan, a drill ship capable of exploring for oil in water 3,000 metres (10,000 feet) deep.
But the fact that science fiction or comic book-based movies are capable of exploring big themes does not mean that they do so automatically.
Popular art — "Star Wars" included — has often proved itself capable of exploring these kinds of questions with clarity, vigor and even a measure of nuance.
However, conducting Bayesian inference under the structured coalescent is impeded by the difficulty of constructing Markov Chain Monte Carlo (MCMC) sampling algorithms (samplers) capable of efficiently exploring the state space.
However, if very small plates are created preferentially at transform faults, then, this discovery becomes more difficult because most transform faults are in oceanic areas and so are less capable of being explored in the detail necessary to find these small plates.
Although some scholars have demonstrated the validity of using single-item scales to analyse various components of well-being, including job satisfaction (Dolbier et al. 2005; Nagy 2002) and self-efficacy (Hoeppner et al. 2011), we aim to introduce standardised scales capable of more systematically exploring job satisfaction, work engagement and a sense of competence.
A good "futurist" is capable of imagining and exploring all future scenarios, not just the positive ones.
This includes the selection of important new probe targets, synthesis of novel probes which are capable of targeting and exploring new classes of enzymes and their poorly understood catalytic mechanisms, tight substrate specificity, and/or low expression levels in biofuels development.
