Sentence examples for capabilities back from inspiring English sources

Until this week, however, we never quite saw what Glass was really capable of because Google had purposely kept many of its capabilities back from developers.

It allowed Tehran to get some closely monitored capabilities back over time, yet it allowed the United States to maintain sanctions — and leverage — on Iran for other issues.

A restaurant based just south of Tokyo botched the execution of a nationwide deal for a New Year's meal sold via Groupon, for example, which became a big media story — and turned the site's social networking capabilities back on itself, as angry consumers posted pictures of underwhelming deliveries like limp fish in lieu of the advertised caviar.

For Sprint, and other mobile operators – Quixey says that it has two more integrations planned with at least one other U.S. carrier – the move to bring better app search capabilities back into their own self-branded app and content stores are the operators' ways of fighting back at the massive shift in the industry that came from the debuts of consumer-facing stores.

Inspired by fields such as particle physics and astronomy, we claim that centralised very large innovation centres with state of the art technology and health technology assessment capabilities backed by core support staff and open interoperability standards need to be accessible to the wider computer-assisted intervention research community.

If we cancel or delay renewal, it may be very difficult ever to get the capability back, such is the complexity of the submarine skills base that has been painstakingly assembled.

The Halide team, not bound by Apple's qualms, added the capability back in by essentially taking the raw depth data produced by the XR's "focus pixels" and applying their own processing and blur effect to make sure it doesn't do weird things.

The vehicle, at least in photos, looks aggressive and has the performance capabilities to back it up.

To effectively demonstrate the capabilities of Back Orifice 2000 to journalists, we must have them experience its potential first hand.

Kim Jong Un's determination to remain in power is pretty clear and he has the nuclear capabilities to back it up.

This need for heavy launch capabilities goes back more than half a century, thus confirming concepts by Werner von Braun and others for Mars exploration.