Sentence examples for picture able from inspiring English sources

Recently, a qualitative picture able to explain the overall broad-band spectrum of luminous X-ray pulsars was carried out by taking into account the effect of bulk Comptonization in the accretion column.

In summary, transient networks are still far from being entirely understood and to date there is no fully comprehensive picture able to relate the network behavior to the microscopic level.

What exactly are pictures able to prove that we ourselves cannot?

Between the lines of the German chancellor's carefully calculated comments was a simple formula for influence: look outwards, not inwards; don't lose sight of the bigger picture; be able to speak a few words in your partners' languages (literally and figuratively); keep your options open; get your priorities right.

Picture being able to filter your Facebook photos, or use your Instagrams as Facebook Checkins.

Compared to the list of recent movies past, are any of the nine nominated movies truly in the category of Best Picture -- able to be viewed fondly by the next generation?

The film is mostly a series of action set-pieces, but the picture is able to work character development into the action beats.

But the fourth Shrek picture was able to soften the drop, aided both by the much-smaller opening weekend (IE - more people to sample the film this weekend), as well as the relative audience disinterest in the opening pictures.

In the days that followed, investigators examining thousands of images from surveillance video, media coverage and spectators taking pictures were able to pick out two men as suspects, later identified as the Tsarnaev brothers.

With their colour-bleached hues and holiday-snap vibe, the pictures are able to evoke timeless teenage rituals, and universal holiday moods.

Mr. Friedman was a ubiquitous presence in and around New York theaters in the 1950s and 1960s, a peak period of Broadway glamour that coincided with the expanded professional use of 35 millimeter photography, which made still pictures better able to depict movement.