Sentence examples for designed to handle a from inspiring English sources

The shuttle's computers were not designed to handle a year-end rollover.

The structures are designed to handle a storm that might happen once every 500 years.

"The juvenile system, as Judge Dennis said, simply isn't designed to handle a 40-year-old defendant.

Many crude distillation units are designed to handle a variety of crude oil types.

It has been designed to handle a wide variety of keying groups.

New robots — none of them particularly human-looking — are being designed to handle a broader range of tasks, from picking off snipers to serving as indefatigable night sentries.

The new building was designed to handle an ambitious 3.5m passengers a year.

When they"re abroad, that might mean "hunting sysadmins", who hold the "keys to the kingdom" on foreign networks, or implanting back-doors on tens of thousands of routers designed to handle an entire network's traffic.

Two of the non-linear models utilise rods and springs and are designed to handle an idealised periodic repetitive volume element of the composite material.

The biogas plant, currently under construction, was designed to handle an annual input of up to 200,000 t of biomass based on four main fractions: pectin wastes, carrageenan wastes, manure and beach-cast seaweed.

Our brains are designed to handle an increasing amount of complex information, and as more information becomes available, our brains adapt.