Sentence examples for striking capacity from inspiring English sources

All these companies had a striking capacity to institutionalize change.

Manahan was a totally professional actor, with three very distinctive qualities: she was faithful to the text; she was a formidable presence, with an emotional expressiveness to match; and she had the striking capacity to be quintessentially Irish without being "Oirish".

The results, published this week in The Journal of Neuroscience, suggest that a young, developing brain has a striking capacity for functional adaptation.

Superhydrophobic plants surfaces, like those of Salvinia, have a striking capacity to collect and adsorb spilled oil from water [193], a basis for biomimetic materials.

Considering its striking capacity for energy dissipation, the findings in hBAT are clinically valuable for guiding future prevention strategies and treatments for obesity, insulin resistance, and other related metabolic diseases (Hall et al., 2011).

But it was Cheng, who played with her customary refined brilliance for tone color, rhythmic devotion and striking capacity to make every gesture matter, that turned disparate pieces into both garland and garden.

We monitored the effects on morphology, polarization and growth of PrCa cells, which possess both a striking differentiation capacity into organoids (acini), but that can also acquire massive invasive properties, characteristic of aggressive cancer cells.

Our quantitative analysis also revealed the striking regenerative capacity of the gut, which maintains its integrity despite the loss of nearly half of the enterocytes and a 40% reduction of its size.

These are the most interesting sequences to our research group, particularly those that were differentially expressed during regeneration, since they might correspond to novel holothurian-specific sequences associated with their striking regenerative capacities.

Britain's reforms took time, but they endured and created the conditions for the economy's most striking feature: a capacity to sustain high employment without inflation.

The similarities are striking: deflation, excess capacity, high corporate debt, fragile banks, a resistance to structural change and a jump in government borrowing.Deflation is particularly painful since Asian firms are among the most indebted in the world.