Sentence examples for capabilities by a from inspiring English sources

But his comment, which was one of the most explicitly worded assessments of the North's nuclear and missile capabilities by a senior official, reflected growing concern in the South Korean government that the North may have more advanced technology than previously believed.

Applying Josephson's discoveries with superconductors, researchers at International Business Machines Corporation had assembled by 1980 an experimental computer switch structure, which would permit switching speeds from 10 to 100 times faster than those possible with conventional silicon-based chips, increasing data processing capabilities by a vast amount.

Since 1995, according to the Office for National Statistics (ONS), the price of women's clothing has fallen by 34%, the price of a vacuum cleaner by 45%, of home audio-visual equipment by 73%, and of personal computers - adjusting the price index to take account of their improved capabilities - by a scarcely believeable 93%.

It clarifies and discusses the ethical and regulatory problems raised by the deployment of cyber capabilities by a state's army to inflict disruption or damage to an adversary's targets in or through cyberspace.

Few believe that such a bombing campaign, however, would do anything but further destabilize the region, delay Iran's nuclear capabilities by a few years and incentivize an Iranian nuclear deterrent.

But I don't believe that the president's sending a warning shot across Assad's bow, or diminishing Assad's chemical weapons delivery capabilities by a series of surgical strikes equates to a long-term, sustainable strategy in anybody's interest.

It is based on the proven MDT drift tube design, but with tubes of half the diameter, leading to higher rate capabilities by an order of magnitude.

An executive onstage at headquarters demonstrated Apple Watch capabilities by calling an employee on a paddle board in a lake; the employee did not initiate the call.

In recent tests, the Martin Jetpack was showing off its capabilities by propelling a pilot around the inside of a warehouse in New Zealand (see video).

Their coffee budget is probably as much as we've spent to create this device!… So now they have a way to judge our capabilities by taking a real device and looking at it, and seeing what it does".

We report the development of a simple analytical method that offers reagentless sensing capabilities by using a copper sensor for monitoring melamine.