Sentence examples for its ability to apply from inspiring English sources

For example, Bayer said "procedural requirements" imposed by Taiwan had delayed its "ability to apply for registration" and had led to other delays as well.

In its ability to apply force to the suspension, rather than just react to the road surface, the Bose system is similar to "active" suspensions pioneered on Lotus Grand Prix cars in the 1980's and later, on the Infiniti Q45.

This is mainly important for information thorough firms, where a firm's information infrastructure gets progressively essential to its ability to apply new business strategies.

Single-molecule force spectroscopy, especially as implemented on an atomic force microscopy (AFM) platform is unique in its ability to apply small (F<10 pN) and large (F>1000 pN) stretching forces to individual polymer chains and in this way examines their elasticity and also reports force-induced conformational transitions in whole polymers and in their building blocks.

The apparatus is believed to be unique in its ability to apply biaxial with uniform stress distribution and uniform ratio of principal stresses over the full range −1 ≤ σ2/σ1≤ 1 with adequate control and accuracy and absence of means tress.

The main advantage of the design effect formula we proposed is its simplicity and its ability to apply to any multicenter study.

But what may distinguish Faulk is his comprehension of what is occurring around him on the field, and his ability to apply his skills accordingly.

Another big update Prisma is launching today — coming to its iOS app first — is the ability to apply its effects to a free aspect ratio and full screen camera, rather than the previous square-only crop format.

Certainly, it was the ability to apply legal knowledge rather than the knowledge itself that law firms attending the roundtable said most interested them.

What needs to happen is the stripping down of the OS to its component parts, and the ability to apply them only where necessary.

Another House measure would effectively kill the CFTC's ability to apply its rules to U.S. affiliates of financial institutions operating overseas.