Sentence examples for power and capable from inspiring English sources

Philip Finnegan, director of corporate analysis at Teal Group, an aerospace consulting firm based in Fairfax, Virginia, said he expected the 2014 U.S. budget to propose reductions in existing drone programs in favor of "next generation systems, stealthier, with more power, and capable of operating autonomously if jammed by opponents".

This cluster is in fact made up of young people with a strong aspiration for success and, therefore, with a high probability of forming a group with a growing purchasing power, and capable of influencing the future demand positively.

These smaller systems produce under a single kilowatt (kW) of power, and are capable of charging car batteries that can be distributed to community members.

The resulting data stream is sent through the fastest supercomputer in the drug industry, a beast that consumes 64 kilowatts of power and is capable of 16 trillion calculations a second.

The P2 was the world's first self-contained, full-size humanoid robot with onboard power and computation, capable of sustained, dynamic walking, free of any external wires or safety harnesses.

The ECMA-368 standard is designed for high data rate, low-power and multimedia capable WPANs defining both the PHY (see Table 1) and MAC layers [8].

In particular, the following two standards are considered: the European Standard, ECMA-368 [8], for low-power and multimedia capable HDR WPANs based on UWB, and the IEEE 802.15.4 standard for LDR WPANs [9] based on spread spectrum communications.

He described a "tension" between having too many American troops in Iraq, which present a bigger target for insurgents and reinforce a perception that the United States is an occupying power, and too few capable American and Iraqi forces, which could lead to greater violence and imperil the fitful political progress and economic reconstruction.

Antoni Brufau, Gas Natural's vice chairman, for more than two years has sought to build a power and gas company capable of competing with E.ON of Germany and Électricité de France, utilities that are more than twice the size of any provider in Spain.

The Pentland Firth between Orkney and mainland Scotland has been described as the "Saudi Arabia of tidal power" and may be capable of generating up to 10 GW although a more recent estimate suggests an upper limit of 1.9 GW.

The main hurdle with CFY is how to make them high energy and power capable by using economically and environmentally viable materials.