Sentence examples for to make it capable from inspiring English sources
The structural organization of the regenerated material in vivo is governed by locoregional biological and mechanical regulatory mechanisms that serve to make it capable of performing its new functions.
Thus, the Commission concluded that Verizon has the right to upgrade its telecommunications network to make it capable of providing cable service.
GWP does have the ability to add equipment to its newest unit to make it capable to start in black-out conditions and restore emergency power to the city.
The MIT researchers set out to modify the material's structure to make it capable of charging and discharging more quickly.
The main point in designing RRX3 is to make it capable of passing through a 600mm×800mm sized access hole, the entrance into an enclosed double hull structure.
Shell said that in a handful of cases it paid for upgrades to the local energy grid, to make it capable of handling the rapid charging points.
Recent upgrades to the Inmarsat satellite constellation make it capable of receiving detailed position, altitude and speed data embedded in its pings to aircraft flying below.
The hustings will be open to the press and public, to watch the candidates being quizzed on how best to reform the UN to make it more capable of responding to the global challenges of the 21st century, including climate change and mass killings that have sent more refugees moving across and between continents than at any other time since the second world war.
Google's motto to not "be evil" has driven them to strive for more social good, and its massive access to capital makes it capable of even more grandiose efforts.
Among the products it sells itself are NFC devices and readers, including a product, the COPNI (Contactless Payment and NFC Insert), that can be attached to a phone to make it NFC-capable, even if it does not have an NFC chip built into the device itself.
The ambitious goal is to make it a terminal capable of transiting even 3-4 million TEU each year.
