Sentence examples for capable of stamping from inspiring English sources

They see no power emerging that is capable of stamping out the vestige of the once all-powerful Mr. Hussein.

Some facets of the game that helped shaped Del Piero into a World Cup, Champions League and six-times Serie A winner have long since disappeared over the horizon, but the former Juventus star is still capable of stamping his authority on and taking control of matches (as long as his aching limbs actually allow him to take to the field).

Nissan has started production at its Sunderland plant using a new press, which will be capable of stamping 2.5 million panels a year.

This trend works against U.S. toolmakers, whose expensive machinery is best suited to produce heavy-duty dies capable of stamping out millions of identical parts.

The reconstruction efforts have stalled and stumbled at many turns since the U.S. military arrived in 2001, undermining President Barack Obama's vow to deliver a safer, stable Afghanistan capable of stamping out the insurgency and keeping al-Qaida from re-establishing its bases here.

We have fabricated and tested the first version of the SPADnet photosensor, a fully digital CMOS SiPM with 8×16 pixels individually capable of photon time stamping and energy accumulation, together with the corresponding sensor tiles.

Most devices measure the total number of steps a person takes during the entire monitoring period, while some are also capable of storing time-stamped step counts, which enables analysis of intensity, duration, and frequency of walking bouts.

The Royal Gazette newspaper, using a hand press capable of printing just two stamps at a time, was commissioned to produce stamps known as the four-cent blue, the four-cent magenta, and the one-cent magenta.

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Early in 2012, MIT scientists reported on the development of a postage stamp-sized microchip capable of sorting cells through a technique, known as cell rolling, that mimics a natural mechanism in the body.

The last few machines capable of cutting a metal mother – the stamp that imprints the plastic vinyl – were purchased at auction by the Church of Scientology, whose followers believed that the best way to preserve speeches of the master, L Ron Hubbard, for posterity was a 33⅓ album.