Sentence examples for capable of producing two from inspiring English sources
In commando-style raids there, Colombian troops have found airstrips, military encampments, processing laboratories and some 25,000 acres of coca fields, which they say were capable of producing two tons of cocaine a week.
And until the third week of "Listening to World Music," a free online course taught by a University of Pennsylvania professor, I did not know that the human throat was capable of producing two notes simultaneously.
It is composed of multiple production facilities with different capacities, each of which is capable of producing two different classes of medications (brand name and generic).
There's an interesting story over on CNET about a man named Kevin Nelson who's designed high-end audio speakers that are capable of producing two distinct stereo channels from a single cabinet.
Our adapted generator is capable of producing two versions of an e-commerce portal, which is used by vendors to offer various products and consumers to submit reviews about these products.
The efforts have resulted in the establishment of two culture techniques capable of producing two of the PST in a highly purified form, C2-toxin (C2T) and gonyautoxin 3 (GTX3).
Daewoo Motor is capable of producing two million vehicles annually at plants in South Korea and abroad.
And it was the scene of perhaps the last great battle between the old industrial Hudson Valley and the new one, when a coalition of interest groups came together to defeat a proposed coal-fired cement plant with a 40-story smokestack capable of producing two million tons of cement a year.
Shortly before that, Xinri Electric Vehicle started building an industrial park capable of producing five million electric scooters and bicycles per year.
He found they were suddenly less able to solve problems, suggesting that overgeneral memory is capable of producing one symptom of depression.
According to SAIS, the reactor is capable of producing six kilograms of plutonium a year, which can be used by Pyongyang to slowly increase the size of its nuclear weapons stockpile.
