Sentence examples for incapable of applying from inspiring English sources

As Mr. Zweig notes dryly, Mr. Markowitz had proved "incapable of applying" his breakthrough theory to his own money.

Without them, our children will become adults incapable of applying even the greatest intelligence and critical reasoning skills toward meaningful societal change.

And here was the result of their conceptual overreach: never, it could be argued, has a great power still in its imperial prime proven quite so incapable of applying its military and political might in a way that would advance its aims.

The problem becomes more evident when we as researchers have students working in our labs and discover that even bright students, who passed these math and statistics requirements, are incapable of applying the concepts to solve a biological question or as tools for analysis of data they generate in the lab.

After a year of introductory science courses, many would agree that most students are still scientifically illiterate (Wright and Klymkowsky, 2005), incapable of applying the scientific method, critically reading news articles, or finding and evaluating pertinent information in their field of study.

The introduction of unexpected input delays in the EPS render the system unstable and incapable to apply the proper feedback for the correction of the mass position.

Guggenheim's type I definition fails a test proposed earlier for a reasonable definition of single-ion activity, because it is fundamentally incapable of being directly applied to the thermodynamics of ions crossing boundaries between dissimilar materials.

The bracing proved incapable of counteracting the stresses applied to the frames when travelling at speed and caused excessive vibration on the footplate at higher outputs.

Messi made it 2-1 early in the second half after Barcelona had been pulled apart in the first 45 minutes, unable to bring the ball out, incapable of escaping the pressure Málaga applied.

The consequent loss of sulphated glycosaminoglycans, which are intrinsic components of the aggrecan molecule, compromises both the functional and structural integrity of the cartilage matrix and ultimately renders the tissue incapable of resisting the compressive loads applied during joint articulation.

Such experiments reveal that cats are relatively incapable of discriminating warm and cold stimuli applied to the furred skin of the trunk or the legs.