Sentence examples for capable of surveying from inspiring English sources

The observatory's second iteration, Advanced LIGO, should eventually be capable of surveying a volume of space that is more than a thousand times greater than its predecessor's.

The new generation of SAR in the early 21st century, such as the Canadian RADARSAT and the European ENVISAT, also surveys wide swaths (up to 400 km [250 miles] wide) in every orbit and thus is capable of surveying the entire danger zone once per day.

The SGO engine is capable of surveying the local minima surrounding the global minimum, which provides the information for the overall energy landscape of a given system.

Perhaps there is someone capable of surveying the sagging, leech-coated mass of government as it is and imagining what it could be instead.

In service, this type was primarily used in surveillance of the Atlantic and Mediterranean Seas, capable of surveying 400,000 square miles in an eight hour mission; they were also used to sample the fallout from French nuclear tests conducted in the South Pacific.

In this contextual scheme, development of computational procedures capable of surveying the physiological responses on cancer cells in terms of its metabolic topology and genetic information constitutes an attractive strategy for understanding, characterizing, designing and improving effectiveness of cancer drugs [11].

In contrast, the robotic total station (RTS) is the most accurate survey instrument and is capable of providing point survey data of millimeter-level accuracy (Leica Geosystems 2012).

If you didn't know that already (maybe you hadn't considered the question), it had to be true given other things you did know: that humans are the only beings on Earth capable of constructing coherent surveys of formal epistemology, and that this is such a survey (I hope).

Future studies could mitigate this problem by surveying an older demographic capable of filling out the survey on site, without parental participation or engaging more directly with patients and parents.

For participants who died after the completion of the C8HP survey in 2005 2006 or who were not capable of completing a follow-up survey, we surveyed their next-of-kin (4% of the cohort had next-of-kin interview).

Neither visual surveying nor ichthyocide collecting alone are capable of providing a comprehensive survey of coastal (or submerged atoll in the case of Saba Bank) fish species.