Sentence examples for capable of using both from inspiring English sources

The Samsung Galaxy S6, announced yesterday, is the first phone capable of using both standards.

It is designed to be capable of using both Regent's non-statistical method (WinRHIZO method) and Tennant's statistical method (line-intersect method), and can simultaneously output the root measurements by both methods when they are chosen at the same time.

The investigated approach might represent part of a complex analytical sequence capable of using both the spatial distribution of fuzzy continuous classes and the landform analysis to formulate a spatially detailed territorial model representing the basic level of information for a locally oriented land use assessment.

"It's just like learning a new language - our brains are quite capable of using both systems.

Moran and Hodson (1989) found that Bacteria are capable of using both the soluble fraction of the vascular plant, and the highly refractory lignocellulosic fraction, which is deposited as particulate detritus.

Comparison of the two experiments suggests that although mosquitofish are capable of using both number and continuous extent, they spontaneously use the latter to estimate quantities.

Finally, the clip-chip approach is capable of functional annotation of enzymes using both gain- and loss-of-signal reactions.

Also among those at Red Flag was the 527th Space Aggressor Squadron, of Schriever Air Force Base, which was created to train U.S. forces for combat with adversaries capable of using space by using both global positioning system (GPS) satellites and satellite jamming techniques.

While we cannot exclude having missed some point mutations, we were capable of fully reconstructing resistance using both a whole genome approach (Table 1) and a targeted approach (see below).

They both knew that each was capable of using the other, and yet they both enjoyed the duet.

These include the fabrication techniques capable of building functionally graded scaffolds (FGS) using both conventional and rapid prototyping (RP) techniques.