The method, if it can be called that, is dictated by the capability of the tool.
In "Quarterback -world, teams' ability to win seems to be measured by the capability of the Quarterback -worldteams else.
Thus, existing studies are subjective, time consuming, and are also restricted by the capability of human recognition.
He said he had been encouraged by the capability of Afghan security forces, but added that one of his aims was to help underpin faith in the country's political system before the presidential elections in 2014.
However, relative positioning by GPS is affected by the capability of correctly estimating differential ionospheric delays, and, then, by the status of ionosphere activity.
The accuracy of time-series aggregation is commonly measured by the capability of the aggregated time series to represent the full time series.
These show that the risk of plate debonding can be markedly reduced by the capability of the sapwood to develop plastic strain.
An avalanche of developments then led to worldwide use of silicon microstrip detectors in elementary particle physics, motivated by the capability to reconstruct particles with lifetime ∼10−12 s, which decay on sub-millimeter scale.
Compared to other underwater robots, navigation of REMO I Robot is performed by the capability of its parallel structure to modify its geometric structure (thruster and front ring) and to displace by itself.
Different kinds of project management maturity models (PM3s) exist today, most of them inspired by the capability maturity model (CMM) developed in the beginning of the 90ies, originally intended to measure capability in software development projects.
One of the main challenges of these distributed architectures is represented by the capability to synchronize the production data across all execution points in a reliable and consistent fashion.
