Sentence examples for one and capable from inspiring English sources

The first architecture has a throughput of height, while the second one is fully pipelined and has a throughput of one and capable of sustained data rate of over 234 mega-conversions/s.

In functional terms, the virtual (ie, software emulated) XP machine will be identical to the physical one, and capable of running the custom software without any problems.

Even without CCS, modern coal-fired power plants, though more efficient than the old ones and capable of being made a lot cleaner, are more expensive than those using old technology.

The presented work is part of a larger research project, the ultimate goal of which is to allow qualifying the contribution of newly introduced rules with respect to existing ones, and possibly to design PI autotuners encompassing more than one rule, and capable of selecting the 'best' one for each particular tuning problem.

The pivot switch is a low speed switch with a tangent steel beam that pivots at one end and capable of rotating into up to four positions is used to provide access into storage and maintenance lanes (Fig. 27).

To improve communications, the department has ordered new radios that it believes are at least modestly better at penetrating high-rise buildings than the old ones and are capable of linking with police channels.

Most of what we do could be translated into strings of ones and noughts capable of being recorded, stored, searched, and analysed.

The difference between a lab for producing lifesaving vaccines and one capable of making deadly toxins is largely one of intent.

It's a role for the viewer and listener – and one well capable of intelligent expansion if, say, Whittingdale is foolish or brave enough to try to sell off Channel 4 while keeping its public service obligations intact.

The new reader is currently called the DR-570, it's a 6 inch OLED color screen that'll run for 122 hours on one charge, and is capable of running Flash video over a wifi or 3G connection.

Thus, we have a fundamentalist regime that leverages its huge oil revenues to influence groups and regimes world-wide; a geopolitical player impossible to ignore, and one capable of altering the course of international legality.