Sentence examples for capable of leaking from inspiring English sources

It began with the old DuPont munitions plant that left behind a trail of lead and mercury, contaminated soil and water and a plume of toxic vapor still capable of leaking into at least 450 houses.

The increase has been explained by the large size of the casein micelles, making them un-capable of leaking out through TJs to the blood compartment.

Thus, HCOs have been encouraged to invest as much effort as possible to find and detect potential identifiers, but such a strategy assumes the recipients are sufficiently incentivized and capable of exploiting leaked identifiers.

Designed and made by leak specialists Gutermann, this technology is the first fixed network monitoring system in the water sector capable of correlating leak data and pinpointing leaks automatically and remotely.

What is more surprising is that one month after failures in its leak-detection system allowed  it's line 6B pipeline to spill more than a million gallons of tar sands into the Kalamazoo River, Enbridge proposed to employ a new leak-detection system only capable of detecting leaks greater than 15percentt of Line 6B's capacity.

This paper presents an innovative LIDAR measurement system capable of detecting leaks from Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAV).

Still, the idea that Snowden might be capable of securing the leaked information has been floated before by a top government official.

Laurent Brochard (Creteil, France) continued on the subject of leaks and suggested the use of ventilators, which are capable of monitoring inspiratory and expiratory tidal volumes early in acute respiratory failure, to identify insufficient ventilation as a consequence of leaks.

Further nanoshards formed are capable of escaping through the leaking tumor vasculature, promoting accumulation of drug within the interstitium [ 127].

His team's most recent design was a UAV capable of identifying a leak in a gas or oil pipe and plugging it with polyurethane foam, which could spare a human engineer the time, effort and danger.

The extent of such leaking is not capable of finite evidential proof," said the report.