Sentence examples for was capable of exploiting from inspiring English sources

We were interested in determining the importance of Mule deer in redistributing N across the landscape as well as determining if C. flava was capable of exploiting the ephemeral pulse of this redistributed N. Based on pellet group counts, we found that mule deer deposited on average 16 g N m−2 per year to our study site in northeastern Utah, but these deposits were highly variable spatially.

Of course, scientists in other countries are capable of exploiting new technologies too, but will they?

ANNs are known to be universal function approximators and are capable of exploiting nonlinear relationships between variables.

Many viruses and bacterial pathogens are capable of exploiting host cell surface integrins during their replication cycles.

Mr Putin is capable of exploiting either anarchy or bloodshed as a pretext to move his troops, camped in large numbers across the border, into Ukraine as "peacekeepers".

Robots should be capable of exploiting rigid supportive contacts, learning to compensate for compliant contacts, and utilizing assistive physical interaction from humans.

The introduced modeling approach must be capable of exploiting the available data efficiently with higher prediction efficiency relative to Constructive Fuzzy model trained over re-sampled data set.

Since it was nationalized in 1938, Mexico's oil industry has been a source of pride for the nation, proof that it is capable of exploiting its natural resources without foreign ownership.

If there is any pace and bounce in a pitch, then at 6ft 7in tall he is capable of exploiting it to devastating effect, getting lift from a good length where others cannot.

It is capable of exploiting versatile thermal sources and steam temperatures of 150 180 °C, which allow operational pressures less than 10 bar for electrical power ranges of 1 20 kWe.

Results show that the increased efficiency from reactor thermal coupling applies only to cycles that are capable of exploiting the increased availability in the reduction reactor exhaust.