"The previous administration used the state to appoint its supporters instead of people that were capable of doing that work.
In 1945 cruisers were armoured big-gun ships that were capable of operating independently for protracted periods.
Species with larger brain areas that were capable of producing a higher repertoire of syllables included the common blackbird (108 syllables) and the Eurasian skylark (341 syllables).
Not until after World War II were modern dramas that were capable of moving an international audience written and competently staged.
These increases may have developed as a predator-avoidance adaptation, with organisms evolving that were capable of burrowing into sediment, but the activity had far-reaching effects.
Instead, their replication requires specially engineered enzymes, the first of which that were capable of faithfully transcribing DNA into the desired XNA product were reported in 2012.
The New Deal was introduced into a world of giant organisations of big businesses and big trade unions that were capable of striking deals with big government.
Furthermore, using the 'Probe' tool, primers that were capable of covering all (or as much as possible) phyla were designed within ARB.
In the 1990s, for example, the Pentagon considered using large mobile offshore bases that were capable of logistics or operational support.
The rover's mission is to try to determine whether Gale has ever had the environments in the past that were capable of supporting bacterial life.
Spatial learning was disrupted in animals with no residual LTP (<10 percent) but not in animals that were capable of further potentiation.
