Sentence examples for capable position from inspiring English sources
CHICAGO — For all the talk about how bright the Mets' future could be, the organization has a weighty task ahead finding capable position players to eventually array around their vaunted young pitchers.
But, as a computer-software company cutting across gaming, it perhaps miraculously found itself in the most capable position, of both gaming companies and computer companies, to navigate the coming new world, in which gaming consoles would be just one of many connected devices in people's homes.
A modified Newton Raphson algorithm, which is capable of positioning marks with large rotation, has been proposed.
In the new study, he and his team succeeded in tweaking brain spheroids until, eventually, they spawned functioning oligodendrocytes capable of positioning themselves next to neurons and myelinating them.
The second-generation maglev stage, namely the Y-stage, is capable of positioning at a resolution better than 3 nm rms over a planar travel range of 5 mm × 5 mm.
Two solenoid valves operate conventionally to fill either chamber of the cylinder, while a third valve uses pulse-width modulation in metering the exhaust flow.The experimental apparatus is capable of positioning a load along a horizontal axis to within ±0. 10 mm.
The Obama Administration seems quite capable centrist positioning on many issues, including immigration reform.
This technique, dubbed the "BioFlipChip" [13], is capable of positioning a large number of single cells simultaneously.
On the one hand, the evolution of large stretches of sequences capable of positioning nucleosomes may have co-evolved with the emergence of CTSs within the corresponding linker regions.
In addition, we could identify in the model several residues within the putative active core of Jmjd6 capable of positioning the co-substrate 2OG in the cavity formed by the interior of the DSBH.
Shortly after the introduction of foreign DNA, when the DNA is active, the 601 positioning signal is capable of consistently positioning a nucleosome within a few base pairs on the underlying DNA.
