Sentence examples for capable of utilising from inspiring English sources

However, this does not seem to be a general property, since although all tested E. faecalis strains were capable of utilising arabinose they were incapable of utilising arabitol.

As though children aren't capable of utilising their imaginations.

Villasenor ultimately outlines a multisensory awareness of life which shows that a true enlightened individual is not restricted by the usage of five senses, but is capable of utilising all thirteen.

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Central to the successful bioprocess is, however, not only the optimisation of these three stages, but also a biocatalyst which is capable of utilising substrate efficiently and forming the desired product with few or no by-products.

Under most widely-used security mechanisms the programs users run possess more authority than is strictly necessary, with each process typically capable of utilising all of the user's privileges.

The TARF had an existing huge hanger and a paved launch pad capable of being utilised for balloon operations.

A ground swell that, nowadays, any artist is capable of creating by utilising a technology that dissolves borders and creates accessibility between artist and fan.

The ALMA band 9 (600–720 GHz) receiver is a dual channel heterodyne system which is capable of detecting orthogonally polarised signals utilising a wire grid beam splitter.

Therefore the challenge is to develop air source heat pumps whose role is to displace the traditional domestic fossil fuel boiler with the minimum of domestic disturbance by utilising a system capable of heating radiators to sufficient temperatures to maintain comfort and safety.

The Gasplasma® process developed by APP is an advanced thermal conversion (ATC) technology which has been developed for the treatment of household and trade wastes and has also been successfully applied to the handling of wastes derived from landfill and would be capable of achieving effective energy conversion when utilised as an integrated part of the Enhanced Landfill Mining (ELFM) concept.