Sentence examples for attributes of capacity from inspiring English sources

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In short, one will have to build storage solutions that implement to various degrees the attributes of capacity, availability, performance, manageability, and cost (affordability).

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For example, the most famous evaluation index system for corporate credit is the 5C system (Altman 1968) for which the attributes of character, capacity, capital, collateral, and condition are subjectively judged (i.e., by expert judgment).

Difficulty accessing information can be attributed to lack of capacity [ 14, 15] or restricted access in some countries in the region.

CSTE attributed the success of capacity development primarily to availability of federal funds and technical guidance from CDC. Annual funding for WNV and other arbovirus surveillance distributed through the ELC cooperative agreements has steadily decreased since 2006 to 39% of its 2004 zenith, reaching lows of $9.3 million in 2012 and in 2013 (R.S. Nasci, unpub. data).

Based on the feedback received, some attributes of effective teachers' capacity building are discussed, and a set of recommendations for catalysing teachers embracement of flipped classroom are given.

This can be attributed to a lack of capacity and funding, ineffective coordination, poor data management and limited data access, and the lack of any assessment of EWS.

The current lack of HTA in sub-Sahara Africa (SSA) can be attributed to the lack of capacity to undertake HTA.

This lag in conducting M&E activities was attributed to the lack of capacity within KTPs to conduct M&E activities, particularly in implementing M&E approaches and tools, and in analyzing data, as well as the prevailing perception among KTP leaders that M&E activities were particularly challenging endeavors.

Edge Hill looks for a range of attributes, including capacity and potential to teach, subject knowledge, and noncognitive skills, such as resilience, flexibility and adaptability.

The MMDMF is unique in that it is based on the Māori concept of Mauri, the binding force between the physical and the spiritual attributes of something, or the capacity to support life in the air, soil, and water.

In the sense that: while future Internet accounts are content to account for the economic attributes and capacities of ICT-related developments, advocates of the Triple Helix model seek to involve the cultural attributes and environmental capacities in any explanation of smart city development.

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