Sentence examples for it can store from inspiring English sources

That excess voltage is an energy loss, meaning it takes far more energy to make the CO than it can store in its chemical bonds.

It grows more slowly and it can store up water reserves in its enlarged roots, enabling it to survive greater extremes of climate than its cultivated cousin.

The higher an object's entropy, the greater the number of different states its particles can assume, and the greater the amount of information it can store.

It can store up to 60 minutes of music.

The plants rely on salt because it can store far more heat than water can.

It can store 306 stations, although it is hard to imagine anyone fully exploiting that feature.

It can store up to 32 megabytes of pictures (roughly 100), and present them in a slide show.

Among other things, it can store all of your medical contacts and make a phone call with a single push of a button.

The model has been modified by the researcher's team to increase the amount of electrical energy it can store — but not by installing a bigger battery.

Indeed, according to Bill Gates, if you take the entire world's battery capacity — every battery everywhere — it can store just 10 minutes of the world's current energy usage.

Being considerably denser than liquid air, it can store more energy per unit volume, allowing cars to travel further on a tankful of the stuff.