Sentence examples for capabilities of having from inspiring English sources

So in the recommended design we used as minimum DSP slice as we can and as a benefit of using DSP slice is higher calculations accuracy as the DSP capabilities of having 48 bit accuracy in addition and 18 x 18 bit accuracy in multiplication.

The firm needs to have the capability of having interactive relationships with each customer and be involved in personalized, co-creation of experiences: as for example in Spotify's Discover Weekly.

"A lot of the questions will be, why have you moved back, and will Iran ever be able to have the capability of having a nuclear weapon?

Gold increases in price more than semi-precious metals because it has less capability of having its supply increased by discretion.

However, one observation in the interview that caught my attention was after Oliver asked Snowden if the American people have the capability of having a conversation on government surveillance.

"The hybrid does afford you the capability of having range and endurance that is between electric and gas, yet it has less direct operating costs and fuel emissions, possibly, than the gas counterpart," he said.

The capability of having repeated skin pictures remotely can potentially reduce the cost of healthcare while maintaining good quality of care [ 20].

In addition to enhanced activity in the DA-depleted microcircuit, the capability of having single-cell resolution allows to see the formation of coactive neuron sets or network states [ 20, 22, 23].

"North Korea has the most advanced capability, in terms of having the plutonium needed to produce a weapon," he said.

The transcriptional capabilities of neutrophils have been questioned; however, key studies have demonstrated that neutrophils are transcriptionally active and that this function has great importance in immune defence.

But recent improvements to memory control and computer graphics capabilities of processors have made the Timna chip superfluous, Intel said.