Sentence examples for obvious capabilities from inspiring English sources

The PSO has obvious capabilities in global search while the SM has exceptional advantages in local search.

As shown in Table 1, only CR2 and KRD were active towards the substrate DKTP to produce the optically active DHTP in (S -configuration (Fig. 2), while other enzymeS -configurationlytic capability towards the substrate, indicating that most oFighe involved enzymes do not have obvious capabilities of acting to the substrate possessing heterocyclic group.

While she doesn't show obvious Force capabilities, this extraterrestrial does provide the movie's first Bechdel-test moment: when two female characters talk to each other about something other than a man.

I hope for all our sakes that underneath their polish, intelligence and obvious bureaucratic capabilities, leaders of our military are cut from the same cloth as the cunning risk-takers like Patton and MacArthur whom this country has turned to in the past to win its wars.

Peres believes that it was Israel's unstated but obvious nuclear capabilities that helped set the stage for peace -- the Jewish state's historic peace with Egypt.

Halszka Osmólska suggested that it housed salt glands, and John Ostrom suggested that it housed expanded areas for olfactory tissue and much improved sense of smell of the lambeosaurines, which had no obvious defensive capabilities.

It is obvious that the capability of sialylation is a prerequisite but cannot explain alone a probable Neu5Gc incorporation.

This is the first time that small fountain without obvious aerosol-generating capability has been implicated as the source of a LD outbreak.

ECPPTT and ECDPTT possess obvious AIE and TADF capabilities, and show good thermal stability in their thin film of 240 °C and 262 °C, respectively.

It obvious that improved simulation capabilities will have a rather large impact on improving cost efficiency both with respect to aircraft development cost and aircraft operational cost.

But Israel has an obvious motive, an impressive capability in covert operations, and a track record of trying to assassinate its enemies.