The phrase "awareness capable" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing the ability to be aware or conscious of something, but it is not commonly recognized.
Example: "The new software is designed to be awareness capable, allowing users to better understand their surroundings."
Alternatives: "capable of awareness" or "awareness-enabled".
We describe approach, architecture, implementation and practical applications of personal software agent with social awareness, capable to capture socio-temporal context of its user on the Web and in social networks in the course of interactions of the user with agent itself and user's Internet environments online.
The end result is that every camera will effectively become a robot with situational awareness, capable of tracking and classifying every object in its vicinity, from a waving hand or smiling face to stress on a beam or an improperly parked vehicle.
Amid this confusion, postmodern humanity has not yet achieved a new self-awareness capable of offering guidance and direction, and this lack of identity is a source of anxiety.
Cognitive radio [15, 16] is a flexible wireless communication platform that is aware of its environment (situation awareness), capabilities, and status (self-awareness), and is capable of sensing, analyzing, learning, planning, acting, experimenting, and self-adapting to its environment, spectrum opportunities, and user requirements, according to desired goals, rules, regulations, and policies.
All forms of the Extensional approach stipulate that our immediate awareness is capable of routinely bridging a temporal interval.
If temporally extended occurrences such as these can feature in our immediate experience, it is natural to conclude that our awareness must be capable of embracing a temporal interval.
Re "The Malady of Me" (Week in Review, Dec. 5), about those milder, "more normal" narcissists among us: Are such people capable of awareness of their own often pompous behavior?
In terms of our defending, we didn't have the awareness and Peterborough were capable of breaking from the first minute.
This quality greatly impressed Adorno, who wrote, "It lies beyond the bounds of the imagination that a gentle and sensitive person could maintain his self-awareness spiritually and remain capable of objective thought in this organized Hell, the blatant purpose of which, even more than physical destruction, was the destruction of the self".
"They bring us awareness of what teenagers are capable of," she said.
The passage of the energy bill in the Senate in spite of ferocious lobbying by the auto industry just goes to show what public awareness and political will are capable of bringing about.
