Sentence examples for were able to store from inspiring English sources
Terrorists were able to store ammunition in the Taj Hotel, and enter it and two other hotels with arms, despite a sizable private security contingent at all three.
When the videocassette recorder (VCR) began to penetrate the mass market in the late 1970s, for the first time consumers were able to store television programming and view it at their convenience.
On a Southwest flight from Baltimore to San Antonio in November, he said, he and his wife were able to store their jackets into the overhead bins because there was so much room.
These could be made faster, and would consume less energy, if they were able to store information themselves instead of fetching it from separate memory chips or hard drives.The problem is that the transistors used to make logic circuits hold their electronic state, and therefore any data they contain, only when powered up.
The latent heat-based systems were able to store more energy and exergy with comparable efficiencies than a system that relies on sensible heat only.
Thus, during moderate speed hopping, yellow-footed rock wallabies operated with 38% higher tendon safety factors, while tammar wallabies were able to store 73% more elastic strain energy (2.18 J per leg vs. 1.26 J in YFRW).
We really like being able to store stuff.
Exactly how much data the NSA will be able to store there is classified.
Zeolites have been shown to be able to store and release nitric oxide and other chemicals.
The camera can stream video and is able to store a 90-second movie clip.
The system should eventually be able to store more than a billion litres of water.
