Sentence examples for capable of spawning from inspiring English sources
What is already clear is that extreme storms capable of spawning hail are becoming more frequent and more intense, said Prein, who presented his research at a first-of-its-kind hail conference in Boulder just one week after Colorado Springs was battered.
However, it could also be capable of spawning its own App ecosystem.
I have not yet seen any evidence that the "layout filters" (as The Grid calls its version of content management "themes") are capable of spawning completely new filters.
There was a notable early work on network virtualization in the OpenSig era: the Genesis project[42] proposed, in 1999, a virtual network kernel that was capable of spawning virtual network architectures on-demand.
The way they do it is "spawning stock biomass," says Gilmore. "It's a fancy way of saying the number of females you have in the population that are capable of spawning".
July averages 76.7 °F, with moderate, but sometimes-high humidity and relatively frequent thunderstorms, usually rather violent and capable of spawning severe weather or tornadoes; temperatures reach 90 °F on 29 days and 100 °F on 1.7 days annually.
This would not be parthenogenesis as seen in whiptail lizards or Nature's other little sororities, with the parent capable only of spawning more of its own sex and hence being limited in its power to genomically outfox parasites.
We envision a different paradigm where 'spawning networks' are capable of profiling, spawning, architecting and managing distinct virtual network architectures.
He points out that these shellfish are usually mature when sold and should be capable of spawning--an activity typically triggered by eating, stress, or sudden temperature changes.
The possibility exists that these could trigger submarine landslides spawning tsunamis capable of threatening North Atlantic coastlines.
