Sentence examples for capable of producing any from inspiring English sources
"But as far as the ability to do production in New York," he added, "New York crews and equipment are capable of producing any job in the world".
The oxoanions and a variety of other anions were not capable of producing any significant color change with receptor 1 under similar experimental conditions.
At 1.2 inches wide by 1.2 inches high and a depth of just 1 inch, the Blinc, a low-cost digital camera, seems scarcely capable of producing any picture at all.
These punches are so shaped that they are capable of producing any effect either in intaglio (incising beneath the surface of the metal) or in relief that the metalworker may require.
And thus places that are dug open, flow by that pressure, and afford the more water (as the breasts of women do milk by their being sucked), the vapour thus moistening and becoming fluid; whereas ground that remains idle and undug is not capable of producing any water, whilst it wants the motion which is the cause of liquefaction.
The resultant materials containing same amount of CdTe@CdS nanocrystals exhibited over 43 times higher activity than pure CdTe@CdS nanocrystals for hydrogen production under visible light irradiation (λ > 420 nm) while titania nanosheets alone were not capable of producing any hydrogen under the same conditions.
According to him, the process of adaptation may be looked at a series of conflicts between the organism and its environment, and his conclusion was that "An ideal genotype would be capable of producing an optimal response to any environment.
Any interventions capable of producing a lasting improvement in pain, motor function and disability merit serious consideration, and there are anecdotal reports suggesting that ketamine infusions are being deployed by pain clinicians globally for the treatment of a variety of pains, including CRPS.
It banned "any substance intended for human consumption that is capable of producing a psychoactive effect".
And in sufficient quantity, capable of producing a healthy -- you might even say apple-cheeked -- glow.
Here we show that this claim is the result of a fragile estimation framework capable of producing nearly any result from the reported data, including values tens of orders of magnitude larger or smaller than the one originally reported in (Bushdid et al., 2014).
