Sentence examples for availability and capability from inspiring English sources

Library developers should also consider the availability and capability of the ecosystem surrounding an implementation environment when making their selections.

The most challenging issue that they face is the dynamic nature of opportunistic grid environment, that is, the availability and capability of the grid resources change dynamically.

Fast and easy advanced model-based control design for energy-efficient multi-zone buildings is crucial for optimal energy savings, and this strongly depends on the availability and capability of advanced simulation and control design software and tools.

Throughout the rest of the UK, extensive use is made of volunteer doctors and charity sector providers of varying availability and capability.

An ad hoc decision made by the intensivist regarding special treatment created several ad hoc decisions related to organizational issues such as placement of the patient, the availability and capability of the nurse, the timing of the treatment and ensuring the continuum of care from shift to shift.

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Over the past two decades the availability and technological capability of radiologic imaging has increased worldwide [1].

Moreover, as the worldwide interest and development in smart grid have increased significantly, the digital information availability and communication capability of modern substation have been improved.

We first explore the spine concept through simple topologies illustrating the potential benefits of the approach in improving the overall network availability and the capability to support quality of resilience classes.

The census data variables included in the construction of social vulnerability indicators are presented in Table 1, and were selected due to availability and their capability to reflect social vulnerabilities over multiple dimensions, such as social structure, education, housing, and social dependence.

Compliance: Includes requirements related to service availability and audit capabilities [47, 48].