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If the Church is the Body of Christ , some worry , one must be careful in speaking about the Church being capable of sinning . In the next example only the coordinating will do , no verb being capable of standing after he ; but the author has not observed this . The union of unlike natures being conceded , the person of Christ on account of the union receives both ; to each nature its own properties are attributed ; to the uncircumscribed immunity from weariness , to that which is capable of transition and travel weariness . In addition to the undisputed evidence that this material would have been capable of being of some assistance to an enemy and of damaging , to some extent , the interests of the United Kingdom , there was the evidence about the connection between the applicant and those working for the Russians in the United Kingdom . Facing the general superiority of the enemy at a given place , one must find the tactics with which to gain relative superiority at that moment , either by being capable of concentrating more troops than the enemy or by using the terrain fully and well in order to secure advantages that unbalance the correlation of forces . He meant to be master of a woman who would have liked to master him , and who perhaps would have been capable of mastering another man . The MMIC to be used as the validation demonstration vehicle will be one identified by the performer as being capable of meeting the requirements of its selected Objective Demonstration Track . And be sure that your speaker system is capable of handling the power of the amplifier you are considering . Our brain is capable of taking these factors into account and matching them up with reality . I believe that I am capable of competing on terms of real equality with others in jobs . Aspergillus species is capable of colonizing most of the important grain crops including corn , small grains , peanuts , cottonseed , and most nut crops . So far these viruses have not been capable of efficient human-to-human transmission . Note 1 : The original SCSI was capable of supporting up to 7 devices at a data rate of 5 Mb / s over an 8-bit parallel bus . I am capable of performing the work Mr. Crimsworth has set me . I look forward to performing at a higher level that I know I am capable of . This rhinoceros is believed to have stood 5.4 m tall at the shoulder and to have been capable of reaching vegetation over 8 m above the ground . If I am capable of enriching my experience , expanding my knowledge or intensifying my sense of beauty , and yet refuse to do so even though opportunity is available , then I am siding with triviality . This program provided me a chance to really see who I was , as well as what I am capable of doing . Rear projectors behind each panel display 3D data rendered by the Onyx4 system , which is capable of managing Tera-byte sized models . Disability benefits could not be discontinued unless there had been medical improvement ; the beneficiary was capable of performing substantial gainful activity because of medical / vocational therapy or technology ; or the initial determination was in error . Having reviewed the evidence and the relevant case law he concluded that there was “ nothing sufficiently arresting about the combination of the three colours claimed in this mark , nor anything in the individual and collective features of the mark that persuades me that ( it ) should be regarded as being capable of distinguishing or denoting trade origin ” . " In the present case , Ms. Inman was not asked and did not directly testify that in her opinion S. was telling the truth but merely testified that based upon her treatment of S. and considering his mental age and severe retardation , she did not think he was capable of being purposely deceitful . Its altimeter , one of five instruments including a SAR , was capable of determining sea state , a term that includes measurements of wave heights , and also gross height variations of the sea surface ( on which waves are superposed ) as well as indications of wind speeds . If then Nature never makes anything without a purpose and never leaves out what is necessary ( except in the case of mutilated or imperfect growths ; and that here we have neither mutilation nor imperfection may be argued from the facts that such animals ( a ) can reproduce their species and ( b ) rise to completeness of nature and decay to an end ) , it follows that , had they been capable of originating forward movement , they would have possessed the organs necessary for that purpose . As an example of this , on my arrival in Mitla in 1984 I was capable of seeing only two groups of people with economic interests in the archaeological zone , but through my participation , experience , interviews , and greater understanding of the complexity of the community , today I can see at least fourteen different categories of actors seeking access to the same resource .