The phrase "at the capabilities of" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used when discussing the limits or potential of a system, person, or technology, but it is better to rephrase for clarity.
Example: "We need to assess the project based on the capabilities of our current resources."
Alternatives: "within the limits of" or "in terms of the abilities of".
Nothing in the gallery inspired awe, or even wonder at the capabilities of human talent.
The French are very keen to get their troops involved in peacekeeping operations in Iraq under a UN umbrella and openly sneer at the capabilities of some countries in America's coalition of the willing.
While these relatively new technologies may arouse the wonder of people at the capabilities of humans, they nonetheless pale in comparison to the achievements of bats in these domains.
But that criticism is not aimed at the capabilities of fellow citizens, but at their willfully low levels of civic and political literacy.
Insurance providers look carefully at the capabilities of public safety when they set insurance rates and most rely on a company called Insurance Services Office ISOO) which evaluates the risks in any particular city.
We've learned to think bigger -- to stop focusing on individual projects and instead look at the capabilities of governments and entire districts around the world to engage in transformative change so that everyone has access to water that lasts forever.
Upbringing, aimed at enhancing the capabilities of all, became the core of the Icelanders' fight for independence.
The JET enhancement project Plasma Control Upgrade (PCU) aimed at increasing the capabilities of the plasma vertical stabilization (VS) system.
This paper goes further with the aim at demonstrating the capabilities of the thermoeconomic approach to the diagnosis of energy utility systems.
The new HTML standard, HTML5, was specifically aimed at extending the capabilities of web applications within native browsers, without the need for an added proprietary runtime.
This work was mainly aimed at assessing the capabilities of SFOV cameras; however, the phantom could equally be used with LFOV SPECT-CT cameras.
