Sentence examples for capable of the post from inspiring English sources

"In a way, they tied her to the moonshot in showing what government scientists were capable of," the Post quotes journalist Stephen Fried, author of a book about the pharmaceutical industry.

The framework is capable of modelling the post-buckling behaviour considering damage growth by using a set of generalized coordinates only.

It is found that the damage model is capable of reproducing the post-buckling progressive damage with complicated coupling effects within thin-walled composite structure costing low computational resources, and good agreement is in general obtained between the numerical simulations and experimental results.

In the vacuum, Sunni extremists are showing just how much — and how little — Iraqi security forces are going to be capable of in the post-American-combat-mission era.

Pence is expected to speak about continued pressure by the U.S. against North Korea in an effort to curtail the regime's ambitions of crafting an arsenal of nuclear weapons capable of reaching America, the Post reported.

Currently, some (if well-planned in the mine permit and capable of demonstrating post mine stability) can be considered.

Future improvements to the generator and elution procedures may lend themselves better to kit-type labelling, but in the meantime there are sophisticated modules capable of post-processing the eluate with minimal input from the user which would benefit from kit-type labelling.

Much of it is there because the taxpayer cash to buy it is there — an unending, ever-growing, BP-worthy fiscal blowout that, beginning just after 9/11 and continuing to this day, flooded the agencies with "more money than they were capable of responsibly spending," the Post writes.

Solicitor Cliff Culley said: "The reality is that she wasn't capable of looking after the Post Office and it ran into financial difficulties.

It was observed that top reinforcement bars were capable of transmitting post-punching loads to the prestressing strands.

In addition to CD26, the related enzyme fibroblast activation protein, is also capable of cleaving post-proline bonds and may be responsible for the observed DPP IV activity [ 31].