Sentence examples for capable of spanning from inspiring English sources

That class of aviation is very broad, including everything from a weekend pilot in a Piper Cub to a farmer's crop duster to big $65 million business jets capable of spanning the world.

The building walls were framed with 5 × 10-centimetre (2 × 4-inch) vertical members, or studs, placed at 40 centimetres (16 inches) on centre (that is, measured between the centre points of each); these in turn supported the roof and floor joists, usually 5 × 25 centimetres (2 × 10 inches) also placed 40 centimetres (16 inches) apart and capable of spanning up to 6 metres (20 feet).

Thus, a strong and stable lightweight system was created, capable of spanning large distances.

After the Revolution he dedicated his time to scientific experiments, designing an iron bridge capable of spanning wide distances without the use of piers, experimenting with marsh gas with Washington, and attempting to produce a smokeless candle with Franklin.

It also suggests that since S-D logic transcends the goods vs. services logics, it obviates the need for pluralism and is capable of spanning boundaries created by goods-dominant-logic…possible path for its development.

Interestingly, this histological and genomic interaction is capable of spanning tumor initiating events from different mouse models.

The shorter transmembrane domains are capable of functionally spanning an insect but not a mammalian cell membrane, resulting in production of viral mutants that have reduced infectivity in mammalian hosts but efficient growth in insect cells.

DC-capable amplifiers, sampling at 32 kHz per channel with 18-bits of A/D resolution are capable of resolving extracellular voltages spanning single-neuron action potentials, high frequency oscillations, and high amplitude ultra-slow activity, but this approach generates 3 terabytes of data per day (at 4 bytes per sample) using current data formats.

These bacteria are capable of altering life span, and can potentially result in a false positive for life span extension [ 8, 36].

Modern steel alloys are considered capable of much greater spans.

These new structural systems are intrinsically associated to the recent evolution of building construction methods, i.e. fast erection and assembly, with minimum weight, being capable of supporting large spans with few columns enabling greater constructed space flexibility.