Sentence examples for ability of traditional from inspiring English sources

Whatever happens now, it's hard to avoid the sense that the growing complexity of our financial system is making it increasingly prone to crises — crises that are beyond the ability of traditional policies to handle.

Ukip voters, who are by some margin the most politically disaffected group in the electorate, have lost faith in the ability of traditional politics to solve their everyday problems and have instead turned their anger towards groups they feel are responsible for the decline in their standards of living and their loss of control over their lives.

Concerned by the pressing matter of Knife Crime And Our Morris Dancers, she's written to the Home Secretary enquiring of the effect that crime legislation is having on "the ability of traditional folk dancers to a) buy and b) use swords as part of their dances".

However, this is beyond the ability of traditional memory technologies.

The amount of data the smart grid faces is so large that it has "surpassed the ability of traditional relational and scan/sort systems to process the data".

The complexity and sheer volume of information threaten to overwhelm the ability of traditional cell biologists to grasp its implications and develop experimentally testable hypotheses.

However, the performance requirements on TPCs for future high-energy physics experiments greatly exceed the abilities of traditional TPCs read out by multi-wire proportional chambers (MWPCs).

However, the performance requirements on TPC for new high-rate particle experiments greatly exceed the abilities of traditional TPC readout by multi-wire proportional chamber (MWPC).

In this paper, we address the poor generalization ability problem of traditional auto-encoder on noise data, and propose a Lossless-constraint Denoising (LD) method, which can enhance the anti-noise ability and robustness of auto-encoders.

The ability of much traditional breakfast fare to induce undesirable upset in the body's biochemistry and physiology might cause some to brand it a cereal killer.

TYLER COWEN identifies three problems that interfere with the ability of "the traditional, pro-wealth cultural vision" of conservative and libertarian ethics to appeal to contemporary Americans.