The phrase "arms capacity" is not commonly used in written English and may not be clear in meaning.
It could be used in contexts discussing the capability or potential of arms, such as military or weaponry discussions, but it may require additional context for clarity.
Example: "The report assessed the arms capacity of the nation's military forces in relation to international standards."
Alternatives: "firepower capability" or "military capacity".
Because of an editing error, an article yesterday about a new assessment by the chief of the Defense Intelligence Agency concerning North Korea's nuclear arms capacity misstated the circumstances under which officials discussed the size of North Korea's arsenal.
For a nation that has never officially acknowledged its nuclear arms capacity, Israel certainly seemed like a nuclear power this week as it received the leader of the United Nations nuclear watchdog agency, unveiled a new Web site devoted to its atomic program and briefed reporters on its nuclear policies.
Like his predecessors, Mr. Lee envisioned a gradual unification, with the North's abandonment of its nuclear arms capacity to be followed by extensive economic cooperation that would enable it to narrow the gap between its economy and the South's, which is more than 30 times larger.
(Reuters) - The U.S. military test-fired its second intercontinental ballistic missile in a week on Thursday night, seeking to demonstrate its nuclear arms capacity at a time of rising strategic tensions with Russia and North Korea.
Although the administration is urging action against Iraq, intelligence officials acknowledge they do not have a comprehensive assessment of its arms capacities.
In cranial view no differences in curvature appear within the genus Homo, which means the different species had similar arms elevation capacity, especially in protraction.
Brooke-Little believed that as the Ulster King of Arms – the capacity in which he handled grants from Northern Ireland – he remained ex officio an Officer of the Order.
Iraqi stand-offThe UN's row with Saddam Hussein continued, with accusations that Iraq had tampered with equipment being used to monitor its arms-making capacity.
To have an overview of the severity of their upper limb dysfunction, we obtained their clinical measures as shown in Table 3: upper limb strength (motricity index [ 40]), upper limb functional capacity (action research arm test [ 41]), and arm motor function scores (Brunnstrom Fugl-Meyer proximal and distal [ 42]).
No one should worry about Mr. Levine's arm-waving capacities, nor should they ever have.
Octopuses are considered to be among the most developed and intelligent animals in the invertebrate kingdom, with impressive skills that can be attributed to the high maneuverability of their arms and the capacity of the peripheral nervous system to process sensory information and control arm movements [21].
