Most of the basic capabilities in Nussbaum's index reveal a strong genetic component.
Rick Brennan, a former top military adviser in Iraq, said the Iraqi military still lacks basic capabilities in areas such as communications, logistics and maintenance.
While it has increased the demand for bioinformatics experts who can interface with biologists, it has also raised the requirement for biologists to possess a basic capability in bioinformatics and to communicate seamlessly with these experts.
The Nicholas School applies its disciplinary strengths and basic research capabilities in the physical, biological, and social sciences to address three major and interrelated environmental issues facing society.
Fostering infrastructure wealth of both the proprietary and open kinds is the only valid public policy goal, the proper avenue to a constant escalation in the basic capabilities of the Internet as a whole, much as we have already enjoyed without net neutrality jamming the process.
It advances health as a person's capability to achieve or exercise some basic capabilities and functionings in the contemporary world.
If the basic capabilities are in place, advanced data acquisition is relatively easy, just as ODell says.
The term nanomedicine emerged in 1999, the year when American scientist Robert A. Freitas Jr. published Nanomedicine: Basic Capabilities, the first of two volumes he dedicated to the subject.
Sri Lankan tech researcher & TED fellow Sanjana Hattotuwa has laid out some of the basic capabilities that mobile phones in the field can be used in dispute resolution and rule of law.
Also, the problems of ranking basic capabilities and the incoherent separation between the capability to live a long lifespan from the capability to be healthy get solved.
