Sentence examples for perfect the ability from inspiring English sources

But as techniques improve, and airlines perfect the ability to cut out and replace damaged pieces within a section of the fuselage, it may not make much difference in the end whether the fuselage is made out of barrels or panels.

Although not perfect, the ability of the models in representing the experimental results suggests that they could be used in design and simulation applications.

"We're still working on perfecting the ability to recapture and recoup heat energy from the exhaust into usable electricity.

He overcame a lack of speed by practicing until he perfected the ability to strike a soccer ball as accurately as Tiger Woods hits a golf ball.

And along the way, they're perfecting the ability to reuse suborbital rockets over and over again – a feat that's never been done before.

Perfecting the ability to land a rocket on a drone ship in the sea will give them greater flexibility for future launches.

Crandall and Dr. Richard Walter, then head of neurology at UCLA, perfected the ability to implant electrodes in the brains of epileptic patients and leave them for extended periods.

I wasn't always the ideal listener--my sister and I perfected the ability to quietly kick each other in the shins while sitting in the front pew--but I witnessed the power my father had to influence people for good, and those lessons have stayed with me to this day.

(It is an underappreciated fact that big newsrooms and news cooperatives like the Associated Press are unique in understanding how to handle large-scale social media--they alone have perfected the ability to receive, aggregate, re-write, customize and re-publish thousands of stories daily).

One of the great themes in this digital age is the dream of perfect reproducibility, the ability to create generation after generation of digital copies with no loss of information.

Andrew Gilligan Cycling commissioner for London  Never mind drummers, viola players or anybody else (Letters, 21 June), what matters in music is perfect pitch: the ability to toss a banjo into a skip without it touching the sides.