"We have a built-in capacity of 100,000 cars.
But, while stadiums or theaters have built-in capacity limits, most public lands don't.
"We have a built-in capacity to make medicine for the whole world.
Anna Maxwell Martin conveys all of Rose's Sally Bowlesweetnesseetness of nature with a built-in capacity for disappointment.
The Red Sox still have a built-in capacity to shoot themselves in the foot, stumble over the foul lines and hit their heads on the dugout roof.
Such treatments may not necessarily involve the design of new molecules, but instead stimulate the cell's built-in capacity for quality control.
His political value increased after he married Debra Gale Sunchley, a Wyoming ranchwoman, a hard worker with a built-in capacity for endurance, who dressed in crease-ironed jeans, boots, and an old Carhartt jacket.
It has a memory system that can be programmed for a specific job, a built-in capacity to give and receive commands and an arm and a hand assembly that have 5 degrees of freedom.
Ion traps, for instance, are attractive candidates for miniaturization not only because they are so simple, but also because they have the built-in capacity for tandem mass spec analyses, enabling sophisticated structural analyses.
Organic farming systems ensure built-in capacity to maintain and increase soil health and fertility leading to sustained increase in yield and production and low variability of crops which result to the stabilization and high jump in income and sustainability in agriculture.
Discussing the concept of neuroplasticity, the built-in capacity of our brains to continue learning and developing new ways to react and behave to the point of altering the cellular biology -- he discussed studies about emotional contagion.
