Sentence examples for capable of posing from inspiring English sources
A small-time scam artist capable of posing as a Bible salesman to cheat widows, an author of asinine schemes, he nonetheless had an astounding ability to survive.
At each session of the talks, the Americans tell us about rogue states and how intelligence reports indicate that by a certain year these states will have three- or four-stage missiles and be capable of posing a threat.
FEINSTEIN:... to developing a long range nuclear armed missile that is capable of posing a direct threat to the United States". These assessments combined with North Korea's behavior, recent ballistic missile launches and proximity to U.S. forces and allies in Asia is deeply concerning.
Though men's tennis has been increasingly linked with men's golf in recent years -- in that a little-known player is capable of posing a threat to the stars on any given week -- the emerging pecking order came through intact from the first week of the Open for a change.
I'm not sure whether there is anyone capable of posing those questions.
Aguero, so industrious despite barely having any service worthy of the name, was then only inches off target as City finally looked capable of posing Barcelona problems.
The proposed pose estimation method does not exceed an average distance error of 3 cm while being capable of providing pose estimates at up to 60 FPS on recent hardware.
It was found that the CICP and GRCSM construction component model fitting techniques are capable of estimating the pose and geometry of arbitrarily shaped objects and construction joints, but are susceptible to modeling error.
Watson is an artificially intelligent computer system capable of answering questions posed in natural language.
Watson is an artificially intelligent computer system capable of answering questions posed in natural language, developed in IBM's DeepQA project by a research team led by principal investigator David Ferrucci.
The analyses we used were capable of overcoming problems posed by evolutionary processes such as introgression, ancestral polymorphisms or recombination.
