Sentence examples for but for the capability from inspiring English sources

"We look at the operation of the 3D printer as a transformative moment, not just for space development, but for the capability of our species to live away from Earth".

But this study provides insight for the capability of HF activities after HF-TKA in Asian population which required HF activities in ADL.

The coefficients of determination (R2) were greater than 0.9 for all 3 responses, but Q2, the index used here for the capability of the model for predicting future observed values of the responses, was negative for both the mean ice crystal diameter and the mean air cell diameter.

For the capability approach, the ultimate ends of interpersonal comparisons are people's capabilities.

This finding suggests that there is no need to postulate a discontinuous jump to new electrophysiological properties or relationships at the onset of fibrillation, but that the capability for fibrillation is an integral part of normal electrophysiological parameters when they are pushed to values that do not occur normally.

They not only contribute to lower operational voltages and high efficiency of the devices, but also provide the capability for color tuning which can be achieved by grafting different substituents [16].

When potato tubers were treated with low concentrations of AA preparation (from 10−7 to 10−8 M), no necrosis or PA were formed, but tissues acquired the capability for rapid mobilization of the whole complex of protective reactions in response to the subsequent contact with the late blight pathogen, P. infestans.

Geographical information systems (GIS) are a ubiquitous technology used not only for managing, analyzing and visualizing spatial data for landscapes, but also has the capability to perform landscape analysis and to compose models to address a wide range of problems.

As a showcase for the capabilities of AI, video games leave a lot to be desired.

These results not only have significant implications for the use of circular rod quadrupoles with applied excitation as a suitable replacement for traditional hyperbolic rod sensors, but also for extending the capabilities of existing hyperbolic rod QMSs for the next generation of spaceborne instruments and low-mass commercial systems.

SEMs capable of in-lens operation have given sub-nanometer image resolution at a relatively low accelerating voltage, but the majority lack the capability for transmission electron microscopy.