Sentence examples for capable of harnessing from inspiring English sources
Which is fine, because the grizzled troubadour has proved himself perfectly capable of harnessing the web's power without losing any of his mystique.
Even in the winter, my home's solar thermal system (that uses the power of the sun to heat water) is capable of harnessing the weak winter sun to preheat the water in our hot water tank.
And there are other displays that follow: a grid of accumulating vectors represents credit card transactions, the fraudulent ones exploding in red; a vast map of Manhattan with varying colors shows how many rooftops are capable of harnessing solar energy.
Yet there's not a scene that doesn't deserve its place or fail to suggest that Campbell is the real deal: a writer capable of harnessing such extremes of mirth and despair that there isn't a dry eye in the wet house.
This cynical ploy gave the Brotherhood a level of political experience no other opposition to Mr Mubarak could match.The temporary military rulers who followed Mr Mubarak saw the Brotherhood as a partner capable of harnessing the Egyptian "street" while subject to the sort of discipline with which military men feel comfortable.
Modeling approaches capable of harnessing this qualitative knowledge are thus timely.
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Hematite (α-Fe2O3) is found to be one of the most promising photoanode materials used for the application in photoelectrochemical (PEC) water splitting due to its narrow band gap energy of 2.1 eV, which is capable to harness approximately 40% of the incident solar light.
That the human mind is stunningly, startlingly, capable of such feats of engineering, harnessed to such brilliant bursts of imagination, might go without saying by now.
Mark epitomizes what human beings are capable of if we can just harness the amazing power of our minds.
When harnessed together, they are capable of drawing more than 200 million polygons a second.
