The poor often behave in less capable ways, which can further perpetuate poverty.
"We believe that Casa Brutale, in contrast to its simple and cold materials (beton brute, steal etc)., channels the rhythm and beauty of its surrounding nature in a way capable of stimulating the senses and evoking emotion, similar to melody or verse".
The dad was still barbecuing in the rain, in a really capable, athletic way, and my dad was just scowling at him.
He had been silent for some time, and the outburst startled his partner and crony, George Jones -- a capable man, in a small way, of whom history records little apart from his devotion to the partnership with Henry J. Raymond.
"But I would insist that the possibility of creating a system that is preventive in a discriminating way, and is capable of reducing the length of stay in foster care, and is capable of keeping kids closer to home and kin and school, is now within reach for the first time in a decade".
Embark's autonomous trucking solution just demonstrated what it could be capable of in a big way: It make a coast-to-coast trip from L.A. to Jacksonville, Florida, driving 2,400 miles from one end of the U.S. to the other.
People do things they probably wouldn't have done if they weren't under so much pressure, and they do things they may not have thought they were capable of in a positive way, as well".
One advantage of neural networks is that they are capable of learning in a nonlinear way, which, in mathless terms, means they are able to spot features in images that aren't quite as obvious — pictures of apples on trees, some of them under direct sunlight and others in the shade, or piled into a bowl on a kitchen counter.
But under the new law, a person would have to have behaved only in a way that is "capable of causing nuisance or annoyance" to get an injunction.
Many victims do not report what has happened to them straight away, many find it difficult to catalogue their abuse in a neat chronological way capable of withstanding withering and unrelenting questioning in court, and many either return to or stay with the perpetrator.
Greed, ambition, aspiration, obsession, love, lust, envy, anger, encouragement, friendship, pettiness, and crass manipulation fill our screens in a way that's capable of generating real conversations about many of the things that matter in our lives.
