Sentence examples for notable ability. from inspiring English sources

He was impressed by Morgan too, describing him as "a writer with a notable ability to sail right down the middle between serious drama and gossipy analysis.

The comparison results show that ACO-S has a notable ability to generate a gene subset with the smallest size and salient features while yielding high classification accuracy.

Chestnut was the only species to respond to every treatment with significant growth increases, displaying a notable ability to capture growing space when it became available.

The study shows the significant influence of the shock on its subsequent flow field in unsteady simulations and notable ability of the shock-fitted spectral collocation method implemented for the study of such problems.

The remarkable consequence of carbonated water injection (CWI) is not only in lowering a green-house gas that is otherwise released into the atmosphere, but in its notable ability in increasing oil recovery from hydrocarbon reservoirs.

This data suggested that ELC and HLC fractions have a notable ability to react with free radicals to convert them into more stable non-reactive species and to terminate radical chain reaction.

Notable abilities afforded by the Internet, such as the ability to recruit large numbers of individuals to join problem-solving efforts via crowdsourcing and social media, and the ability to engage in a data-driven iterative design process, are creating new opportunities and inspiring new methods for computational environment design.

The following year he took himself to the fount of all things operatic, Italy, where a four year stay added a new sophistication and finish to his already notable abilities.

But buyers quickly discovered that the PS4 lacked a basic functionality of its predecessor (and the Xbox One) most notable the ability to stream video, pictures and music from local sources.

The results obtained imply that BRR and MRR have notable antioxidant ability as compared to reference (ascorbic acid) antioxidant.

He suddenly embodies the paradox of the man of the mind who realizes that his notable mental abilities will never find their way into the world — at least, not without his martyrdom — if they don't have some kind of physical strength to back them up.