Sentence examples for capable of reserving from inspiring English sources

The VO/VOx/CNF electrode has a specific capacitance of 325.7 F g−1 at a current density of 1 A g−1 and is capable of reserving 92% of its initial capacitance after 5000 cycles operating at a current density of 4 A g−1 in a symmetric two-electrode capacitor using 6 M KOH as an electrolyte.

Low power plasma ashing is believed to be capable of reserving the in vivo characteristics of BAp [ 8] since it depends on the oxidation of ionized oxygen at low temperature (less than 200°C), turning organics into gases.

Unlike passive cancelation, transmit waveform design is an active approach, capable of avoiding reserved bands occupied by interference inside the transmit band.

These findings agree with our previous study [ 6], in suggesting that global coronary EDHF reserve is unchanged in this model of diabetes, as EDHF pathways remain intact and capable of providing sufficient reserve to overcome any vasoconstrictor influences.

We can take from this trial the knowledge that a grieving family was capable of displaying inestimable reserves of grace.

"Here, amid pain and grief, we also have a palpable sense of the heroic goodness which people are capable of, those hidden reserves of strength from which we can draw...

Janáček's contemporaries and collaborators described him as mistrustful and reserved, but capable of obsessive passion for those he loved.

So even if a few thousand are sent to Iraq, Osama bin Laden will retain a healthy reserve capable of sustaining his global jihad.

Sales of fishing licences bring in around $40m a year, and seismic studies suggest there may be reserves capable of producing up to 500,000 barrels of oil a day in the surrounding waters.

Elderly patients with CHF show higher proneness for the malignant ventricular arrhythmias because these subjects have lower levels of functional reserve capable of resisting arrhythmogenesis.

Second, feeding-ground reserves are capable of reducing fisheries-induced evolution, whereas spawning-ground reserves can exacerbate the evolutionary response toward earlier maturation.