Sentence examples for appropriate capability from inspiring English sources
The experiments indicate that the proposed algorithms provide high hiding capacity, good quality of stego videos and appropriate capability of privacy protection.
The proposed PVSSM has the following advantages: (1) Each share has an appropriate capability to reveal the secret information corresponding to the privilege of the share holder.
Successive Rasch analyses were performed until all items in all domains showed an appropriate capability to fit.
For each of these arrangements of the shafts, gears having appropriate capabilities can be made.
But if the political process fails and violence gets worse, "an operation, mandated by the United Nations, mounted by and composed of a coalition of the willing with the appropriate capabilities to deal with the high paramilitary threat, would be better suited".
With all of this in mind, we started working on three project expectations: 1. Assess the economic feasibility and appropriate capabilities of a spaceport 2. Outline of the key stakeholders and develop a plan on how we might realise a domestic spaceport 3. Determine most appropriate location for a British spaceport from eight short-listed sites We refined these expectations as we progressed.
These results highlight the importance not just of resource stocks, but also of developing appropriate capabilities of technology transfer officers in spinning-out companies.
The leader of the SNP in Westminster reiterated the Yes campaigns plans for defence in an independent Scotland: "We will have the appropriate capabilities to do what we require as a northern European maritime nation.
Regarding layered GOs they had appropriate capabilities for practicability; significantly increased large GO layers could be served as precursor and stabilizer of other materials due to excellent electron transfer capacities.
Then to attempt to improve the process (Do), checking that the platform (Be) provides the appropriate capabilities to run the optimized process.
In organisms with the appropriate genetic capability, for example, all of the amino acids can be synthesized from ammonia and intermediates of the main routes of carbohydrate fragmentation and oxidation.
