Sentence examples for to be capable of using from inspiring English sources
Still, they acknowledged uncertainties and varying estimates of how long it might take Mr. Hussein to be capable of using nuclear weapons or passing them to terrorists for use against the United States.
Receivers need to be capable of using a variety of data sources, it says.
The data collection and identification of λ-fuzzy measures are fundamental tasks to be capable of using them in practice.
It is designed to be capable of using both Regent's non-statistical method (WinRHIZO method) and Tennant's statistical method (line-intersect method), and can simultaneously output the root measurements by both methods when they are chosen at the same time.
As a first demonstration, plasmid DNA encoding insulin chain A and B was introduced into Escherichia coli and shown to be capable of using the bacterial machinery to produce recombinant insulin for use in patients, albeit at poor yield (Johnson 1983).
Members of chemolithotrophic bacteria were also found in DPME, including unclassified Ignavibacteriaceae, Acinetobacter, Desulfovibrio and Azospirillum which are known to be capable of using hydrogen as an electron donor (Wong et al. [1986]; Gross and Simon [2003]; Yong et al. [2002]; Iino et al. [2010]).
Concepts of digital competency have evolved from an understanding of how technology works to being capable of using digital devices to achieve goals and solve tasks.
The polarized microhole supported organic gel interface is shown to be capable of use as an amperometric detector for ions.
To participate, subjects had to provide written consent, have a home telephone line (to connect the monitor), and be capable of using the pill monitor.
That inquiry prompted law enforcement and intelligence officials to suspect that Israeli spies might be capable of using technology that was so sophisticated that they could overhear conversations of specific American officials in their offices.
But the more you think about it, the more it seems likely that tomorrow's super-powerful computers will be capable of using algorithms to pick the proverbial needle out of the digital haystack.
