Sentence examples for capable to extend from inspiring English sources

High catalytic activity of RuI3 associated with isothermal reaction conditions at circum neutral pH was capable to extend the applicability of such catalyst in ultrasound-assisted oxidation processes.

Simulation results indicate that the proposed method is capable to extend the lifetime of networks to a much greater degree than Low-Energy Adaptive Clustering Hierarchy (LEACH) protocol [7].

Due to its antioxidant and antimicrobial activity [ 11, 12], REO is capable to extend the shelf-life of food products and maintain their quality during storage.

Combination of the DNF and FSN frameworks in a neurocognitive architecture NARLE enables pervasive learning both on the level of individual behaviors and goal-directed sequence, contributing to the progress towards more adaptive intelligent robotic systems, capable to learn new tasks and extend their behavioral repertoire in stochastic real-world environments.

Some atoms in stacking faults, which possess enough energy, are capable of extending to the surface of workpiece.

When the club applied for admission to the Football League in 1927, the league stated that Fulfordgate was "splendidly drained, well-equipped, spacious and capable of being extended to hold up to 40,000 spectators".

A community capable of extending compassion to individuals must also be composed of people willing to sacrifice for the good of the community.

This way, you can make your phone more capable and extend the default apps with more features.

The airway basal cells directly interact with the extracellular matrix, but are also capable of extending elements to sample the airway epithelial surface, and are adept at migrating into injured areas [4], [50], [51].

In this connection, various antioxidants including tea catechins, theaflavins, apple polyphenols, black rice anthocyanins, and blueberry polyphenols have been shown to be capable of extending the lifespan of fruit flies.

With the acquisition of WorldDesk, which was founded in 2010, DeskStream gains a cloud-based workspace delivery platform prototype built on Dropbox (but capable of being extended to support other cloud storage providers).