Sentence examples for is capable of organizing from inspiring English sources
In addition, this paper presents a space time geographic information system (GIS) design that is capable of organizing complex activity and interaction data as spatio-temporal processes in an integrated space time environment.
Egypt's labor movement is capable of organizing and winning minimal yet courageous fights, but the road is still long to achieve the kind of social justice for which the revolution started in the first place.
It requires leadership that is capable of organizing those with a self-interest in change, and assembling enough political power to overcome the forces with a vested interest in the status quo and the natural fear of something new.
EHR is a record in digital format that is capable of organizing clinical data by phenotypic categories.
In contrast to all other systems, the QuickNGS database is capable of organizing sample meta information along with the analysis results, enabling a high degree of reproducibility and documentation of what analyses have been done.
The nucleus is a fascinating organelle within a cellular entity, not only due to the fact that it contains the entire genetic blueprint required for a cell to survive and propagate, but – more importantly – how it is capable of organizing this vast sea of information in an efficient and effective manner.
Unicellular organisms were capable of organizing their membranes and pacing proliferation in response to extracellular signals, but the transition to multicellularity necessitated the structural and functional coordination of these membrane subdomains at the interface between cells.
"He knew that I'm capable of organizing things, and he gave me carte blanche".
A couple of Russian bloggers have remarked that his sentence seemed frighteningly excessive, but there has been no campaign in support of Kravtsov, even on the limited scale that Russian activists are capable of organizing.
