Sentence examples for capabilities on that from inspiring English sources

Buying Instagram not only bolsters Facebook's capabilities on that front – photo filters in its official app within a few months, anyone?

All of that's nice to have, but the camera is the key ingredient here: Google isn't penalizing those who prefer smaller devices with any sacrifice in capabilities on that front.

Several of the systems, for example, would generate the locator information only if the cell-phone user switched on that capability.

"[Shell] must have all of the capabilities on hand that they're going to need".

AppNexus president Michael Rubenstein tells Beet.TV more than 25 companies are now "developing amazing capabilities on top that".

"If we are systematically underestimating the rate that's being spilled, and we design a response capability based on that underestimate, then the next time we have an event of this magnitude, we are doomed to fail again," said John Amos, the president of SkyTruth.

It's partly the fact that the Scorpions' Virgin Killer has been around all that time without the hint of a prosecution, and partly the cackhanded way the Internet Watch Foundation has gone about justifying its censorship, not to mention the side-effect of wiping out British editing capability on Wikipedia, that seems to have created bemusement on the web, rather than anger.

But a softer ride would mean less capability on roads that are smooth, something Porsche engineers didn't want.

It's the first end-to-end industry capability on blockchain that has its core in trust," Jason Kelley, the GM of blockchain services at IBM told TechCrunch.

But if an Internet-like network is the model, warfare will have to change its focus; the state will have to take on network capabilities that may include espionage as well as intricate coalitions and collusions.

Many executives prefer to focus on capabilities that can be built for certain.