Sentence examples for capable of representing in from inspiring English sources

The methods and numerical tools presently available to solve structural reliability problems are capable of representing in a rational manner the uncertainties involved in the design of structures and their consequences on the safety level.

Our church tells women they are not capable of representing Jesus Christ in the role of a priest, as if the most important thing about the Son of Man is that, well, he was a man.

National selector Geoff Miller said: "With a busy summer of Test cricket ahead, this fixture against New Zealand is an excellent opportunity for our players to show us that they are capable of representing England in the longer format of the game.

However, he was also capable of representing Eisenhower in sensitive missions requiring diplomatic skill.

This paper develops a shape-based method based on a Fourier series approximation that is capable of representing trajectories defined in spherical coordinates and that enforces thrust constraints.

Though the infant is capable of representing its environment in a particular way that explains its expectations regarding object motion and object persistence, the fact that such representations are domain-specific suggests that this characteristic of conceptual thought is violated.

A CALPHAD-like assessment procedure is applied successfully to a selected set of experimental information showing that the model is capable of representing this information in the Al Fe and Al Ni systems.

A favourable comparison between laboratory data and the results from the developed mathematical model suggests that the model is capable of representing TCE degradation in fractures with non-uniform iron placement.

By underpinning the model development with the opinion of expert users, FCM is also capable of representing a system in a form that corresponds closely to the way humans perceive it.

Log-linear and UNIFAC-based models were used in a predictive capacity and were capable of representing the overall increase in partition coefficients as a function of increasing ethanol content in the aqueous phase.

It is only with the development of explicit writing systems capable of representing the nuances conveyed in speech that writing can be used archivally or communicatively.