On the other hand, RoboSmart includes a proximity sensor, a more practical capability in a smart light bulb than music sync.
Consequently, an additional practical capability arises.
The resulting EFISS consisted of 18 characteristics that assess three areas of an injury surveillance system – five characteristics assess data quality, nine characteristics assess the system's operation, and four characteristics assess the practical capability of an injury surveillance system.
This was sparked by two technical developments: an almost universal access to affordable real-time global communications, and the practical capability to acquire, process, store, and disseminate virtually unlimited amounts of information.
"Without legitimate grounds and practical capability, Vietnam fabricates and hypes up its jurisdiction over the Xisha and Nansha islands.
These multiple sources of BEAST validation demonstrate its practical capability to provide quantitative field measurements of transport parameters from intact marine sediments if applied in a similar manner, and further contribute to predictive capability in modeling of benthic pelagic coupling.
Compared with other detection methods, this method provided a wide linear detection range from 1×10−8 M to 8×10−6 M over one order of magnitude, also has some practical capability.
Ultimately, practical capability of the sensor was investigated successfully by assessment of Al III) ion quantity in some aqueous samples namely mineral water, Al-Mg syrup, black tea extract, and ore samples (Basalt and Andesite), in perfect agreement with flame atomic absorption spectroscopy (FAAS).
It provides the Navy with practical capability and enabling technologies for intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance; cyber warfare; command and control; communications; and information and knowledge management.
The panel rated the importance of all characteristics to assess either the data quality, operation, or practical capabilities of an injury surveillance system using a 7-point Likert scale from ' not at all' to ' extremely'.
