Sentence examples for of being amenable from inspiring English sources
On God's Own Rock the grit crags have the advantage of being amenable in height.
So deciding when the hydrant will stay on and off is a balancing act in terms of being amenable and in tune with community needs.
In addition, they have the advantages of being amenable to distributed and asynchronously implementation, and are free of step size choices.
The airline industry is pretty much the worst offender in terms of being amenable to change, hence the large user experience holes filled by market distruptors like Virgin America, JetBlue, and Southwest.
The molecular weight distribution was further narrowed by changing the solvent to a more polar system, diglyme, in which case polymers with (Mw/Mn =1.1 1.2 were produced, and the catalyst system generated shows possibility of being amenable to kinetic study.
The rule of 3 has the advantage of being amenable to mental arithmetic, or at worst a simple calculator.
Most but not all of the elements of burden are amenable to enquiry by well-designed questionnaire.
As only subsets of VHDL and of SystemVerilog are amenable to synthesis, the emphasis is on coding styles that are portable across Electronic Design Automation EDAA) tools from different vendors.
All of these types of cost are amenable to measurement.
Condor-COPASI allows users to submit a number of predefined tasks, each of which is amenable to running in parallel (see Use Cases for full details).
The basic premise of the article is that not all features of response are amenable to mechanical modeling; hence, consideration of information-based alternatives is warranted.
