Sentence examples for a capability that has from inspiring English sources

Now we have enough technology that we can optimize for really low cost points and bring a capability that has never been there before.

The provision gives the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation the authority to create so-called bridge institutions for failing savings associations, mirroring a capability that has existed since 1991 for failed banks.

His speech to the summit, in which he sourly noted the distance that remained to a deal, showed the president was prepared to come down hard against political opponents – a capability that has not been in full view in Washington.

Thus the central role of intelligence to detect the slightest indicator, a capability that has also increased with the revolution in global communications and computing, a revolution that has even reached North Korea.

Recalcitrance of plant explants to many types of tissue culture manipulation, including SE induction, has long been an impediment to clonal propagation of individual plants with elite characteristics, a capability that has significant commercial implications.

These results suggest that the ability to recognize dependencies represents a capability that had already evolved in humans' last common ancestor with squirrel monkeys, and perhaps before.

"Why is it now so urgent that we should take military action to disarm a military capability that has been there for 20 years and which we helped to create?" he said.

True, the EU allowed the Balkan wars of the 1990s to fester for too long - but it learned the lesson and developed a peacekeeping capability that has done good work in the Balkans, parts of Africa and elsewhere.

This is an important capability that has not yet been exploited in biological modelling.

Defence minister Philip Dunne said: "The foundation contract will help sustain around 2,000 jobs at Rolls-Royce Submarines in the UK, which provides a unique national strategic capability that has a vital role to play in meeting the present and future defence and security needs of the UK".

Physiological and behavioral circadian rhythms are maintained by a biological timekeeping capability that has evolved in most of life on earth.