Sentence examples for date that is capable from inspiring English sources

Finally, no lunar dynamo model exists to date that is capable of explaining the rapid decline of the field intensity with time until 3.3 Ga b.p. while continuing to produce a weak field thereafter (but still one order of magnitude larger than that from conventional dynamo scaling models).

"This is a side that is capable.

To date, no modality that is capable of detecting the hardness and/or softness of tissues has been developed.

At a later date, engineers of the system's manufacturer produced a specialized jig that was capable of grasping the outer periphery of the plastic pin guide and then measured the external vertical force required to dislodge it.

Everything that's capable of exploding explodes.

To date, however, only a few effective instruments like the halimeter exist that are capable of measuring malodor level originating from oral, exhaled and nasal air [ 7].

In fact, no evidence exists to date that any retrovirus is capable of biological transmission by arthropods (Webb et al. 1989; Foil and Issel 1991; Kuno 2004; Kuno and Chang 2005).

The Saints have been bad for most of this season, but there had been no evidence to date that the Panthers were capable of such an offensive explosion.

First, the studies to date demonstrated that perceivers are capable of detecting the mechanical variables involved in dynamic touch with both effectors (Hajnal et al., 2007; Stephen & Hajnal, 2011), and the present study provides further evidence for this.

Radiometric dating comprises a well-developed set of techniques that are now capable of very high resolution (Macdougall 2008).

Up to date (September 2013), the model is capable of simulating the general reaction of crops to water and nitrogen stress.