Sentence examples for capacity to filter from inspiring English sources

"It was as if I had lost some special capacity to filter my own perceptions," she says.

Following the revelation that the murderers of Tia Sharp and April Jones accessed images of child abuse online government figures have been loudly talking up both their responsibility and capacity to filter the internet.

The EU must develop its own capacity to filter and extract data in Europe, obviating both worryingly large block handovers and an absurd reliance on the US to detect terrorists plotting on our territory".

"If you step back and look at the complete picture, there's a sense that they've had the technological and economic capacity to filter content," he says.

Another motivation is given by their capacity to filter an image at any orientation using only a linear combination of its filtered versions obtained by a small set of basis filters.

The brain's amazing capacity to filter sensory information is critical to forming coherent perceptions of the world.

The basic psychological assumption that underlies this phenomenon is that competent adults have the psychological capacity to consciously filter the information flow and reasonably identify the bits of information that must be kept private.

The capacity of riparian buffers to filter out sediment from point-source pollution was limited however.

Nephrons grow by hyperplasia and hypertrophy, leading to enlargements in glomerular size and tubule length that correlate with the elevated capacity of the kidney to filter the blood [28 30].

Like haematological parameters, scintigraphic parameters use the capacity of the spleen to filter the blood of deviant cells and particles to measure its activity.

In this mechanism, the urinary output of Cd is determined both by the amount of circulating Cd thus by the Cd intake and by the capacity of the kidneys to filter and reabsorb LMW proteins.