Sentence examples for capabilities generation from inspiring English sources

Second, building on their communications capabilities, Generation V members demonstrate an overwhelming desire to participate through involvement in global communities.

A homogeneous organisational culture in strategic orientation (Narver and Slater 1990), meant as the common language and shared usual behaviour that facilitate the interaction (Camuffo and Grandinetti 2011), can positively affect the inter-firm learning, which represents one of the fundamental processes for the dynamic capabilities generation.

A basic capability for generation of control-relevant events is included, enabling study of exception handling in the PCS, continuous controllers, and PCS architecture.

The TPM uses these capabilities to perform generation of random data, generation of asymmetric keys, signing and confidentiality of stored data.

A factor that characterizes the generation capabilities is also defined and the obtained optimized generators are compared.

However, the factors, wastewater treatment efficiency, capability of electricity generation and the scaled-up capability, have been limited its application at a large scale.

"We believe," it said, "that G.E.'s cash generation capabilities remain fundamentally strong — even in the face of enormous global economic headwinds".

It is clearly a bad idea to try to just move games from other platforms directly over, but I'm sure we will see a lot of it, especially as the handsets surpass the hardware capabilities of previous generation consoles.

As a result, the address generation capabilities (expressivity) per stream is restricted.

All these call for self-management and learning capabilities in future generation network systems.

An intelligent computer resource management provides the capabilities for the generation and visualization of even large data sets.