Sentence examples for potential capable of from inspiring English sources

Michael Vick has returned to his roots as a frustrating enigma of offensive potential, capable of electrifying plays and far too many turnovers.

Zhang and Zhang (1992) provided an example of this replacing the partition in the centre of Maxwell's box with a velocity dependant potential capable of creating a pressure difference in the gas.

Finding a contact potential capable of predicting free energies of protein states across a variety of protein families will aid protein folding and engineering in silico on a computationally tractable time-scale.

The potential activity of faults are grouped as — active faults — characterized by current activity (movement or event) /associated with surface-rupturing earthquakes in the past 11,000 years; capable faults having ability for movement; and potential capable of being or becoming active.

Through this picture, his will to live was awakened and a potential capable of releasing great healing powers was activated.

Mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs) are pluripotent progenitors with multilineage differentiation potential, capable of undergoing osteogenesis, adipogenesis and chondrogenesis.

Still, this show of humility – Bernanke's somewhat hard-to-believe implication that there are many potential capable leaders of the Federal Reserve – also served Bernanke's self-effacing, technocratic reputation as someone who doesn't care about the spotlight.

This behavior is obtained once potential is applied in a selected potential range, capable of providing efficient copper deposition suppression on flat wafer surface sites.

The results revealed that GEP and ANFIS models are fairly promising approach for the prediction of the soil liquefaction potential and capable of representing the complex relationship between seismic properties of soils and their liquefaction potential.

Residents, including Mr. Muska, never viewed the plant as a potential tinderbox capable of obliterating half their town.

He sees the unfettered participation of women in the economy as a potential boon, capable of carrying America's future growth.