"In the current situation that the Parliament is in, it is completely paralyzed and no prime minister is capable of functioning".
Unless the narcosis is severe, the victim is capable of functioning physically and may not fully realize that his rationality is being impaired.
"If the Duma is capable of functioning, then the president will also be capable of accomplishing much together with the Parliament," Mr. Putin said in an interview broadcast on state television networks on Nov. 28, in which he lavishly praised United Russia for rising above "a certain level of populism".
Every day I meet people, living a short walk from reliable, regular, late-running forms of public transport, who insist that having a car is "necessary" to their lives and who can't understand how our household is capable of functioning without one.
As a common network security criterion, the N − 1 norm has already been extensively used in the power system, i.e., the system is capable of functioning normally given a failure of one individual part.
However, our results argue that MUC1* is capable of functioning as an independent growth factor receptor.
Therefore, depending on the specific target gene, AML1 is capable of functioning as both a transcriptional activator and repressor.
Even though SSIII is not required for the normal abundance of glucan chains of DP12 to DP18, the enzyme clearly is capable of functioning in production such chains.
Some but not all reports show that PNP is capable of functioning in the reduction of arsenate to arsenite (Nemeti et al. 2003; Radabaugh et al. 2002).
The core Leica DMI6000 B TIRF microscope in this system is capable of functioning outside of GSD SR imaging mode as a conventional TIRF microscope.
However, we demonstrate an unpowered silk fluid damper is capable of functioning without a stark decrease in damping longer in the event of unexpected electrical power loss compared to MR and ER fluids, where damping is lost in milliseconds.
