Sentence examples for terms capable from inspiring English sources

In the present paper, the origin point and the appropriate orientations are referred to using the new terms "Capable Near Collapse Centre of Stiffness" CRsec and horizontal "Capable Near Collapse Principal Axes" Isec or IIsec.

Functional profiles were then generated to show the most specific enriched GO terms capable of describing the gene set.

Frequency analysis of these 346 citations identified only two natural language search terms capable of retrieving more than 5% of the heart failure subset.

It was decided a priori that only terms capable of retrieving 15% or more of the records in the Term Identification Set (n ≥ 13) would be considered for the filter.

To capture the interface, the flux term capable of compressing the level set contours is also adopted in the construction of linear inviscid Burgers' equation, which is indispensable in the level set method.

This indicates that, in addition to time and student variables, the composition of the class in terms of capable students and the cognitive activation provided in accounting lessons are important for predicting student competence growth in accounting.

Linear regression with models including interaction and quadratic terms were capable of producing powerful predictive models.

Nor could it succeed in the long-term if "capable people are paid to stay idle and out of work".

Mr. Singh, who leads India's coalition United Progress Alliance government, sought to directly address mounting speculation about his own status and about whether his government — with more than three years remaining in its five-year term — was capable of righting itself and addressing the litany of problems facing the nation.

Deep inside a dimly lit Microsoft boardroom a few years ago, several overpaid marketing tools came up with the term 'Vista Capable".

This term was capable of simulating fluctuations that may arise in the characterization of tubular equipment using the stimulus-response technique.