Sentence examples for both in the capabilities from inspiring English sources
Stalin's willingness to expend recently conscripted armies, which were poorly trained and poorly supplied, illustrated a misconception of realities, both in the capabilities of the Red Army and the subordinate arms of the armed forces, and in the abilities of the Germans to defend themselves and successfully launch a counteroffensive.
The IRS-P6 satellite launched by the Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) is envisaged as a continuity mission of ISRO's earlier spacecraft IRS-1C and IRS-1D, with enhanced capabilities both in the platform and payloads.
From rapid genetic sequence analysis to automated syndromic surveillance systems, public health emergency response is rapidly improving in technical capabilities both in the U.S. and worldwide; the rapid response to and characterization of the novel pandemic influenza A (pH1N1) virus is a testament to this.
By contrast, there is an inherently wide variation in the capabilities and talents of individual children.
In order to cope with these unfamiliar situations, improvements must be made both in sensing technologies and in the capability to autonomously train perception models.
In some ways, the West Nile outbreak in 1999 was a dress rehearsal for anthrax infections in New York, testing both the capabilities and limits of the health care system and bringing the world of public health front and center in a way it had not been since the AIDS crisis in the 1980's.
We are interested in the capability of both, power control-based and MUD-based cross-layer solutions.
In recent years, both the number and capabilities of mobile devices have increased rapidly to the point where the mobile world is becoming a significant part of the Internet.
S.D.N., as it is called, is important both in lowering costs and increasing the capabilities of the globe-spanning data center networks that have come to dominate the computer industry.
