Sentence examples for is capable of only from inspiring English sources
She is present in the room — she looks me in the eye — but is capable of only fleeting recognition; she knows only that I am someone she should recognize.
Mainstream media will be the source for the story and video, but is capable of only basic commentary.
The first generation (1g) is the time domain OCT (TDOCT) [ 4] that is capable of only up to ~8,000 A-lines per second (with the most of systems having up to 2 kHz A-scan rate), which is mainly restricted by the employment of a mechanically scanning mirror in the reference arm to provide depth-resolved axial information of the sample.
Boegel et al.'s approach is capable of only two-digit genotyping; Kim et al. and Warren et al. could achieve only 85 90% correctly predicted four-digit HLA genotypes on RNA-Seq data, and for short-read RNA-Seq and whole-genome sequencing (WGS) data, the accuracy was even lower.
MANY people believe China's political institutions are capable of only glacial change.
In the early days of windsurfing, sailboards were capable of only modest speeds and were used close to shore.
As a four-bit processor, it was capable of only 24, or 16, distinct combinations, or "words".
More than half of public assistance cases involve individuals who meet the city definition of being capable of only limited work or no work at all.
(Given the size of our neocortex, he solemnly informs us, we are capable of only about 150 meaningful relationships at the same time).
James Schlesinger, the nation's first energy secretary in the 1970s, once said the United States was capable of only two approaches to its energy policy: "complacency or crisis".
Among his most significant accomplishments was proving unequivocally that parrots could associate sound and meaning, demolishing long-held theories that birds were capable of only mimicking human voices.
