0 (with of) not able (to do something) -- neschopný
She seems incapable of learning from her mistakes.
Roebling, incapable of movement, was constructing his own self through the mirror image of the bridge.
It is difficult to imagine him incapable of distinguishing a monarchy from a republic or ignorant of the different conditions underlying different political institutions.
It might be argued that the proposed reforms were incapable of delivering higher growth.
In addition, some judges of election were apparently illiterate and thus incapable of reading the laws under which they were to conduct the voting.
Then follows a period of 25-28 days during which the fly is incapable of producing infection.
First, equilibrium models of democracy are by design incapable of accounting for the potential dynamism spawned by the deployment of new democratic ideologies.
The oocyte is incapable of supporting fertilisation until it has completed this final phase of differentiation, termed maturation.
It supports our cultural expectations of female behavior, labeling violent women as incapable of making logical choices.
