Sentence examples for designed capable of from inspiring English sources
The 72-foot (22-metre) carbon-fibre catamarans with their 132-foot wing sails were the fastest sailing boats ever designed, capable of downwind speeds in excess of 50mph (80kph) on their foils as they almost literally flew past the shoreline spectators.But one boat was clearly much quicker than the other sailing upwind.
In the experimental part, six helical heat exchangers with different curvature and torsion ratios were designed, capable of providing a constant wall heat flux.
A computer-based classification system has been designed capable of distinguishing patients with depression from normal controls by event-related potential (ERP) signals using the P600 component.
In the experimental section, a heat exchanger was designed, capable of providing constant wall temperature for coils with different curvature and torsion ratio for the ease of assembly.
An experimental setup was designed, capable of measuring local strains at the surface of such small specimens, using digital image correlation.
Given a free-space controller that achieves tracking of a position and orientation reference trajectory, a novel, continuous on time controller is designed, capable of establishing and maintaining contact.
Finally, every e-reader is, by design, capable of tracking your reading page by page: bookmarks, highlights and all.
The satellite has a unique antenna design capable of directing traffic to the ground stations that can handle traffic most efficiently.
A $125,000 grant has been issued to Texas-based Systems and Materials Research develop a 3D printer design capable of creating "nutritious and flavourful" food for astronauts.
Even Hezbollah, the Lebanese militant group, has deployed drones, an Iranian design capable of carrying munitions and diving into a target, says P. W. Singer of the Brookings Institution, whose 2009 book "Wired for War" is a primer on robotic combat.
Inventors then sought methods that could send more than four; some, including Bell and his great rival Elisha Gray, developed designs capable of subdividing a telegraph line into 10 or more channels.
