The motivation to work intersectorally stemmed not only from the recognition of a joint mandate but also from a desire to share resources and capacity in an under-resourced environment.
This labour and these talents are, in turn, understood as the outward expression of his own will and capacities — in a sense, his power — and, hence, worth.
Hampshire's curriculum requires each undergraduate student to stretch their imaginations and capacities in an individual exploration guided by a committee of faculty.
"If you are headquartered in the west, you need to solve communication challenges, bridge cultural sensitivities and differences, and build marketing and distribution capacity in an uncharted market.
A TOT-based training program is an effective and sustainable method for rapid scale-up of VCT services and training capacity in a large-scale VCT program.
To reach that conclusion, anthropologists began by looking at existing data about brain size and endurance capacity in a variety of mammals, including dogs, guinea pigs, foxes, mice, wolves, rats, civet cats, antelope, mongooses, goats, sheep and elands.
The polymer samples were characterized by FT-ir spectra, conductivity under pressure and coulombic capacity in a lithium cell.
The complexes were characterized with respect to DNA complexation capacity, hydrodynamic diameter, zeta potential, in vitro cytotoxicity and transfection capacity in a model cell line.
In the literature, a large number of fundamental works investigate the tradeoff between fairness and system capacity in a wireless systems with opportunistic scheduling.
The small gauges, located next to the power button, display remaining battery life and memory capacity in a way that's easy for the shooter to access while on the go.
