Sentence examples for use capable from inspiring English sources

Pozo was also acquiring an imposing reputation on the drum known in Cuba as the tumbadora, or the conga -- a lower-pitched drum that was flexible in its use, capable of providing a propulsive boot to the underlying rhythm as well as making variations on top of it.

The Triage platform is a POCT system designed for bedside use, capable of reporting a test result in 15 to 20 minutes and has been already used to measure NGAL [ 26].

The OMB guidelines explain that the standard they use, "capable of being substantially reproduced," is less stringent than a "confirmation" standard because it simply requires that an agency's analysis be sufficiently transparent that another qualified party could replicate it through reanalysis.

A leadership council, with the king as chairman, would assume power, using "capable technocrats" as functionaries.

Native timber plantations may represent a land-use capable of balancing production and conservation by potentially supporting understorey plant and tree species otherwise restricted to old-growth forests, with little impact on yield.

A federal law defines vessels to include "every description of watercraft or other artificial contrivance used, or capable of being used, as a means of transportation on water".

The Rangers could use another capable pitcher.

"The machines need to be easier to use, more capable and offer more applications in the home.

From this point view it is also interesting to use balloons capable to cover considerable distance.

This model is comprehensive, simple, easy to use, and capable of describing a wide range of drill design features.

The VNS in use is capable of obtaining (near-) optimal solutions.