The mercurial, paranoid seventy-four-year-old tyrant was certainly capable of ordering the mass deportations.
Julian, in particular, looked capable of ordering the burning of the entire village if the tea he and his chums were offered did not come up to scratch.
Linear multiblock copolymers, like their diblock analogues, are capable of ordering into periodic microstructures when the blocks are sufficiently incompatible.
The new rules of thumb and the straightforward heuristic algorithm described here are capable of ordering heatintegrated distillation structures according to their economic advantage.
But imagine how impressive you'll sound when you can not only stammer out "Un verre de vin, s'il vous plaît", but are also capable of ordering a fine Bordeaux, commenting on its complexity of flavour and describing the time you visited the very vineyard where it was created.
"I realized that the problem was not that they were trying to imitate the other person but that they weren't capable of ordering anything themselves, and it was just unnecessary cruelty to point that out to them," Kenny told me not long ago.
Its purpose, foreshadowed in the discussion of empire in Convivio IV, is to demonstrate the necessity of a single ruling power, reverent toward but independent of the Church, capable of ordering the will of collective humanity in peace and concord.
Fast-forward to present day, I'm barely capable of ordering a Caramel Frappucino at the Starbucks inside the Louvre.
Using data from July-through-December 2012, (and published in April 2013), Verizon only had 51% of NYC residential 'housing units' capable of ordering FiOS service.
Or perhaps it's an anomalous legislative side effect to five and a half decades of revolutionary idealism and trade embargoes, the sort of skewed reasoning that arises among mind-sets capable of ordering the execution of those with differing views.
