Sentence examples for capabilities of use from inspiring English sources
It is this drift towards use, capabilities to control the source and the specificity of the source and articulating preferences that can be understood as the specific characteristics of geothermal energy, to acknowledge its plasticity coinciding with increasing capabilities of use and insights into its contextual limitations.
New assistive devices should be introduced based on the analysis of each person's needs and capabilities of using the devices.
This paper investigates the accuracy capabilities of using variable kinematic modeling in compact and thin-walled beam-like structures with dynamic loadings.
An analysis on the prediction capabilities of using only a small subset of sensors to achieve similar results reveals the uncertainty of results by not metering all loads.
The last part of the theoretical considerations is the methodology and the capabilities of using the Finite Element Method in the static analyses.
The optimization capabilities of using geometry design variables vs the standard structural design variables in the MDO process have been highlighted.
Device context on the other hand is the main source for determining the software and hardware capabilities of used devices, and hence is used for setting the right execution profile for the accessed services.
In the baseline scenario, the MTs do not have the capabilities of using their SR interfaces to form a cooperative cluster and use SR communication to relay data for each other.
It therefore seems, as if the degree to which teachers integrate ICT into their teaching depends on the beliefs in their capabilities of using ICT (i.e., self-efficacy).
This finding supports the notion that CSE should not be studied as a general construct but rather refer to more specific capabilities of using computers, for instance, in classroom settings (Dicke et al. 2014).
A 2012 paper from NASA and SpaceX about the commercial capabilities of using Red Dragon to get to Mars described the vehicle's ability to decelerate "from supersonic speeds to touchdown".
