Sentence examples for supposed to be capable from inspiring English sources

They are supposed to be capable of 125 an hour.

As we're no longer supposed to be capable of authentically altruistic feelings, we're not supposed to be capable of writing about anyone but ourselves.

I figured I wasn't supposed to be capable of that kind of thinking, and I felt like an alien.

This model is supposed to be capable of demonstrating the influences of control inputs on control outputs, in an accurate and real-time manner.

Except that the Swiss turns 34 next month – an age when tennis players aren't supposed to be capable of pulling off such feats.

'I have no great confidence that it's a fermenter,' a senior analyst said of a tank supposed to be capable of multiplying seed germs into lethal swarms.

They are supposed to be "directly capable of verification"—akin to propositions derived from laws of nature which can be checked by experiment (1928, 475).

These chips, which are designed specifically to speed up machine learning tasks, are supposed to be more capable than CPUs or even GPUs at these tasks and are an upgrade from the first generation of chips the company released at last year's I/O.

The 9000 is indeed a single device does not refer to a line of products, and while signs point to 2.5G for the 9000, the upcoming 9X00 series is supposed to be 3G-capable.

The pairing isn't surprising, considering that the Nano processors are supposed to be quite as capable as Atoms, and Nvidia's relationship with Intel right now isn't exactly all fun and games.

Its members were supposed to be persons of accomplishment, capable of independent thought, often bringing with them national reputations and national or, at least, not hopelessly parochial outlooks.