Sentence examples for capabilities it does from inspiring English sources

And what it does count in its limited repertoire of onboard software capabilities, it does very well – the simplicity of Google's approach here is its biggest strength, because lean-back interfaces don't benefit from trying to achieve the sophistication or feature set of today's mobile devices.

Though it lacks audio capabilities, it does come with a 3X zoom lens and a low price, plus a separate battery charger.

While this scenario is reasonable for testing localization capabilities, it does not fit well to training a classifier (needed for methods YSH and LSQ), where a more balanced distribution of positive and negative examples is preferable.

My memoir was published two years ago, and in our modern world of internet capabilities, it didn't take long to find Mr. Smith online.

"The military has some excellent niche capabilities, but it doesn't yet reflect the country's massive defence budget," says Emile Hokayem of IISS, a think-tank.

"We can't shield against high energy cosmic radiation, not with our current mass-limiting capabilities, but it does re-emphasise the importance of getting to Mars as quickly as possible," he said.

"The military has some excellent niche capabilities, but it doesn't yet reflect the country's massive defence budget," says Emile Hokayem of the International Institute for Strategic Studies, a British-based think-tank.

Our tier-2 facility has similar capabilities, but it doesn't have extended power.

Apple instead talks about the iPad's capabilities like it does with the iPhone.

But the vehicle's unique capabilities mean it does not fit into any current regulatory regime, and unless that is changed its entry into service will be blocked.

That's not an unexpected development given the meteoric rise of the iPhone and iPad, which both include iPod capabilities, but it does point out that the dedicated music player is an endangered species.