Sentence examples for capable of thoroughly from inspiring English sources
Though Chris Paul is an excellent defender, the Clippers don't want him burning up too much energy on that end, and Bledsoe has proved capable of thoroughly disrupting the opposing point guard.
Results indicate that the algorithm proposed within is capable of thoroughly evaluating the operational risk level of block sections and is also compatible with different distribution types of random disturbances, applicable to different traffic volumes (condensed timetables), and stable among basic timetables with slight adjustments of freight transport schedules.
Endo-arabinanase (EC 3.2.1.99) can hydrolyze the arabinan α-1,5-linked L-arabinofuranosyl backbone to produce arabino-oligosaccharides or L-arabinoses, whereas α-L-arabinofuranosidase (EC 3.2.1.55) is capable of thoroughly hydrolyzing arabino-oligosaccharides and arabinan side chain substitutions to produce L-arabinoses [ 3].
The answer is probably a bit of both; later coastal views prove that Mr. Suydam was capable of producing thoroughly absorptive and technically competent paintings.
The Rolling Stone incident shows that is not the case – many aspects of many rape allegations are capable of being thoroughly investigated".
But she seemed thoroughly capable of holding her own.
In this last, the orchestra showed itself thoroughly capable of modifying its accent, touching on a kind of Germanic warmth.
For all its missteps, the movie powerfully suggests that Wal-Mart is capable of demoralizing a community so thoroughly that it doesn't have the spirit to carry on its life outside the big box.
Due to the GAA structure together with the small body, the gate is capable of depleting the heavily doped channel thoroughly to switch the device off, thus obtaining a high on/off current ratio as well as good on-state performance.
This transporter is the most thoroughly characterized human ABCG and is capable of transporting an array of substrates, including anticancer drugs [ 18, 19, 98].
BU is capable of causing long term disability when left untreated but though thoroughly researched, has limited studies that evaluate its economic burden [ 1- 4].
