Sentence examples for capable to account from inspiring English sources
It first reviews a method recently developed by the Authors, which is capable to account for the effect of load bandwidth and non-normality.
The new developed formulation is capable to account for an initial global imperfection, residual stresses, openings, corrosion deterioration and existence of dents.
This decoder is capable to account for random message losses that occur in communication and is designed via an H∞-type method.
It considers, as measures of fatigue solicitation: (i) a new function of the shear stress amplitude, which is capable to account for the nonproportional character of the loading history and (ii) the maximum principal stress along the stress history.
The analysis is performed in the frequency domain by means of a recently proposed hybrid approach [12, 13] based on circuit theory and Method of Moments, capable to accurately account for resistive, inductive and capacitive couplings.
And how can he help to deliver responsible capitalism without helping to deliver stronger trade unions capable of holding capital to account?
But there are few legal frameworks capable of holding NGOs to account, or setting out in detail exactly when, where and how communities might be able to hold an organisation accountable for an intervention that has gone disastrously wrong.
"Power must be put back into the hands of members by guaranteeing democratic best practice, opening governance up to a broad range of energetic, experienced, elected directors capable of holding management to account," Gray will say in his comment piece.
Critics of the socialization view call therefore for an alternative conception of norms capable, among other things, to account for the often-weak relation between beliefs and behavior (Deutscher 1973).
The Times contended that there is no sign that Corbyn is suitable or capable of holding the government to account.
This also dented hopes that Dr Abdullah might lead a powerful opposition capable of holding the president to account.
