Sentence examples for capable of fairly from inspiring English sources

Are grand jurors or legislators capable of fairly making scientific judgments?

Instead, most of us are usually capable of fairly high tolerance.

Others, like Baxter and PR2, are capable of fairly sophisticated movements, but at speeds that are still too slow to be practical around the home.

And there was a more sinister implication, too: That the audience is not capable of fairly judging a show on its own.

You can't have a flourishing free enterprise system with party hacks interfering with businesses and distorting prices; you can't have W.T.O.-style foreign investment without moving toward an independent judiciary that is free of arbitrary party meddling and is capable of fairly enforcing contracts; and you can't live up to W.T.O.

ABEL is an industry-standard hardware description language capable of defining fairly complex circuit configurations.

Thus, the momentum balance method is capable of predicting fairly accurately the dynamics of a flexible system which undergo locking during motion.

We show that even quite simple strategies are capable of eliminating fairly large fractions of sequencing errors at the cost of a modest amount of "over-correction".

Although the measure lost by a slim margin, several members of the Council said it was a only matter of time before such an investigation was started because of concern that the police were not capable of examining themselves fairly.

The rich world has demonstrated that it is capable of managing risks fairly well indeed, many rich countries are "antifragile" (a word that means "adept at coping with disruption" and is the title of a book by Nassim Taleb, a scholar of risk).

We find that different modules are capable of implementing both fairly basic as well as more complex encoding schemes, whose qualitative characteristics vary with cell density and are linked to network architecture, providing the basis for a hierarchical classification scheme.