Sentence examples for capable of wider from inspiring English sources

[A] principle, to be vital must be capable of wider application than the mischief which gave it birth.

Moreover, I strongly suspect that the principle of the torsion of an organ being dependent on the twisting of its constituent cells is capable of wider extension, so as to embrace the torsion of the stems of twining plants, &c.

Molecular assays offer the prospect of developing predictive assays capable of wider use.

Nevertheless, the vocabulary of exposition, development, recapitulation, transition, and so on is capable of wide application and will simplify the remainder of the present section.

ECLs are also capable of wide quasi-continuous tuneability (100 nm) but their architecture renders them unsuitable for gas sensing application outside a controlled laboratory environment.

Bethlehem Steel, which is based in Bethlehem, Pa., will open two plants capable of wide-stainless work to the Pittsburgh-based Allegheny Teledyne for 15percentt of the production time.

Single-mode fibers are capable of wide bandwidths, and are ideally suited for long haul, low cost, and high capacity circuits for the transmission of telephone and cable television etc.

Functionally important traits include the presence of nails rather than claws on all fingers and toes, an opposable big toe (or hallux) that was well adapted for grasping, and mobile limbs that were capable of wide ranges of motion in three dimensions.

This sensor is capable of wide-angle imagery at a high repetition rate (up to 3 fps).

The phone's 8-megapixel autofocus camera is capable of wide-angle shots, and aperture of F2.2 for high-quality low-light performance, along with the ability to capture video in 720p.

Interventions need to not only be successful but to also be capable of wide dissemination and implementation at reasonable cost.