Sentence examples for stage capable of from inspiring English sources

Crucially, it boasts an opera house with a vast stage, capable of accommodating her grand-scale flights of the imagination.

Susana continued to oversee the property until her death, most recently adding a Greek theatre, open to the sea and planted with varieties of creeping thyme, with a stage capable of accommodating an entire symphony orchestra.

The large size of the original mass of living matter and its high degree of organization the new individual inherits parts of the body of the parent: a part of the alimentary canal, for instance make subsequent development more simple, and the attainment of a stage capable of self-support easier.

The flexural properties were preliminary characterized to design the XY stage capable of ±1.0 mm range motion.

This adds the benefit of having a first stage capable of adding eight real numbers before passing its output to the next addition stage (stage 3).

Antrim remained four ahead at 0-19 to 0-15 with 17 minutes left and looked at that stage capable of going on to register the seven-point which could have made sure of Division 1B safety.

This paper presents two novel six-axis magnetic-levitation (maglev) stages capable of nanoscale positioning.

Are mitral cells from different developmental stages capable of responding to the OECM activity?

The fiber positioner, fiber collimator, and lenses in the telescope were mounted to translation stages capable of X, Y, and Z movements (Part #: M-461-XYZ, Newport Corp., Irvine, CA) in order to accurately position the beam into the back port of the microscope.

Initial experiments utilizing larval stage lampreys (i.e., prior to the transformer life-stage capable of parasitic feeding on live fish) were unsuccessful due to frequent contamination with bacteria and fungi, despite trying multiple antibiotic combinations and different decontamination techniques.

The higher number could be related to the adaptation of PPN to their specific lifestyle, which includes different stages capable of surviving aerobic and anaerobic environments.