Sentence examples for made it capable from inspiring English sources

Improvements to the harbour have made it capable of accommodating several large ships at a time.

According to Leigh Alexander of The A.V. Club, the innovation and uniqueness of the installment made it capable of standing alone from the Silent Hill series, without having to use the series' reputation or name to attract players.

Originally developed to destroy enemy aircraft, a series of improvements to the Patriot's hardware and software systems have made it capable of targeting fast-moving incoming missiles as well, making it one of the most formidable anti-missile systems in the world.

It also follows Shubin's personal quest to discover that missing link, the creature whose fins had developed the essential skeletal structure of a hand — one bone, two bones, a group of smaller bones — which made it capable of transitioning from water to land.

Furtherly, an air cooling radiator was configured to accelerate the solidification process of the PCM module, which makes it capable of maintaining its highest temperature below 85°CC under 1000 W periodic thermal shock (10 min on and 15 min off).

The structural organization of the regenerated material in vivo is governed by locoregional biological and mechanical regulatory mechanisms that serve to make it capable of performing its new functions.

Nor does eternal movement, if there be such, exist potentially; and, if there is an eternal mobile, it is not in motion in virtue of a potentiality, except in respect of 'whence' and 'whither' (there is nothing to prevent its having matter which makes it capable of movement in various directions).

Thus, the Commission concluded that Verizon has the right to upgrade its telecommunications network to make it capable of providing cable service.

GWP does have the ability to add equipment to its newest unit to make it capable to start in black-out conditions and restore emergency power to the city.

Increasing organic matter in topsoil increases holding capacity, making it capable of storing 20 times its own weight in water.

Google's motto to not "be evil" has driven them to strive for more social good, and its massive access to capital makes it capable of even more grandiose efforts.