In the meanwhile, more and more people, including researchers, enterprise users, and general users, must acquire new capabilities to build and master services [2].
Cancer cell originates from the same copy of DNA as its host and acquires new capability through mutations.
F33s are available "to experienced scientists who wish to make major changes in the direction of their research careers or who wish to broaden their scientific background by acquiring new research capabilities".
The NRSA for Senior Fellows, designated F33, is, as the program announcement puts it, intended for "experienced scientists who wish to make major changes in the direction of their research careers or who wish to broaden their scientific background by acquiring new research capabilities".
They also sought to create opportunities to further develop existing resources through acquiring new resources and capabilities, or to access to complementary assets through their supply chain relationships.
The regiment formed a key element of the security force in place for the Sydney Olympic Games in 2000, and in the lead-up to the event the regiment underwent a period of modernisation, acquiring new equipment and capabilities, including the ability to respond to chemical, biological and radiological threats, as well as developing techniques for the clandestine boarding of moving ships at night.
Our AL methods outperformed the SVM-Margin method and improved the capabilities of acquiring new PDF malwares and enriching the signature repository of the anti-virus software.
The document also states that the ADF will continue to improve its capabilities by acquiring new equipment and undertaking organisational reforms.
Abe's success in waving a big American "stick" at China came just as Japan's Defense Ministry issued an interim report calling for Tokyo to acquire new military capabilities and play a more assertive role in the region.
It helps microorganisms to rapidly acquire new metabolic capabilities and adapt to environmental changes [ 1– 3].
