The phrase "ability of acquiring" is not correct in standard written English.
A more appropriate construction would be "ability to acquire."
Example: "Her ability to acquire new skills quickly has impressed her colleagues."
Alternatives: "capacity to obtain" or "skill in acquiring."
More specifically, teaching English as a second language, language or literature, using inquiry based method facilitates the learners⿿ ability of acquiring the new language.
The automatic generation of information granules from data is an important task, since it gives to machines the ability of acquiring knowledge that can be communicated to users.
This includes the ability of acquiring knowledge, skills, values and attitudes needed for various social and economic development (URT 2000).
In general, the visible light-based vision sensors do not have the ability of acquiring the motion information directly.
Whether some ancient Lepidopteran insects have an unusual ability of acquiring and fixing foreign genetic materials is unclear.
It will be the first in more than 20 years on the issue of vertical integration, or the ability of an acquiring company to control a chain of suppliers in ways that could dampen competition.
However, the pyroelectric infrared (PIR) sensor, due to its inherent capability in motion detection, has the ability of directly acquiring the motion information [20 28].
Thus, with this single-subject design, the tentative conclusion could be reached that the late-stage ALS patient we tested may have had some selected cognitive deficits, specifically in terms of ability to acquire simple conditional associate learning relations.
Its intangible rewards are inevitable by-products of acquiring the ability to communicate well in writing.
Mr. Bush represents mediocrity in cognitive ability, that is, the process of acquiring knowledge by the use of reasoning, intuition or perception.
The higher their ability, the lower their cost of acquiring high training levels.
