Sentence examples for capabilities of many from inspiring English sources

Taiwan has an Industrial Development Bureau whose 100 engineers keep tabs on the capabilities of many Taiwanese companies.

By contrast, Windows XP is a memory and processing hog, beyond the capabilities of many older machines.

Strauss hated it when Elektra was given with cuts, probably because it brought home to him that the challenges posed by his most remarkable score were way beyond the capabilities of many of its performers.

Westmoreland commanded all U.S. operations in the South, but he was reluctant to press for a unified U.S. and South Vietnamese command despite the questionable capabilities of many South Vietnamese generals.

There is no mention of Arabic, let alone England's "second language", Polish – and no idea of building on the languages of the emerging economies, such as Brazil, India or Russia, which could harness the capabilities of many of our own communities.

As a matter of fact, multiradio configurations can easily exceed the CPU capabilities of many embedded platforms especially if traffic forwarding is coupled with synthetic traffic generation.

Heavy marketing of the capabilities of many-fingered input on Apple's part has made it a look-for feature, and no manufacturer wants to be on the wrong side of a trend.

Because of this, recombineering has expanded the analytical genetic capability of many organisms.

This causes back-pressure in separation column and hence limits the use of long separation column and hence reduces the separation capability of many analytes.

We consider that time delays of 90 minutes (45 minutes) corresponding to 1 (2) downloads per orbit and satellite will enable the space weather monitoring capability of many of the Swarm data products.

The similarities between anode and cathode reducing/oxdizing populations may indicate the capability of many organisms to perform electron transfer both to and from electrodes, such as Shewanella putrefaciens and Geobacter sulfurreducens.