Sentence examples for will be able to probe from inspiring English sources

Webb will be able to probe regions of the cosmos that are simply not visible to Hubble.

LISA Pathfinder will be able to probe the intermediate MOND regime, i.e. the transition between deep MOND and Newtonian gravity.

"We will be able to probe questions about dark matter and dark energy and make a 3-D map of the distant Universe," Strauss said.

Now investigators will be able to probe whether the Russian state was behind his murder at a time when relations between London and Putin are strained in the aftermath of the downing of the Malaysia Airlines flight in Ukraine.

When the James Webb Space Telescope launches in 2018, scientists will be able to probe the atmospheres of those planets in pursuit of "biosignatures" — molecules that are thought to signal the presence of life.

The court found that McCarthy had personal knowledge of the facts and that her "apparent refusal" to comply with Section 321(a) provided "sufficient prima facie evidence of wrongdoing such that the plaintiffs will be able to probe her deliberative processes". The district court also found that there was no viable alternative to the deposition of McCarthy.

When that moment comes, we'll be able to probe the quantum gravitational regime.

The real question is over where power will ultimately lie: will the ECB be able to probe any bank?

No one should be able to probe an individual's mind against their will.

It is extremely desirable to be able to probe biological activities deep inside living organisms.

But when the next generation of 30-meter-class telescopes comes online in the next decade, the astronomers say they will be able to routinely probe the cradle of early galaxies.