Sentence examples for capabilities to accept from inspiring English sources

As explained before, with a high number of rate changes, since the MC-rat+new wastes part of its adaptation capabilities to accept new calls, it then suffers from a higher dropping probability compared with the "on rate" usage.

However, public health's information technology systems lack the capabilities to accept the types of data proposed for exchange.

For one thing, it said, "many physicians and providers may not have the capability to accept the influx of new patients that could result from such a mandate".

Grid capability to accept renewable energy is effectively improved.

But NFC doesn't do any good unless merchants have a point of sale capability to accept that.

It sounds simple, but having the operational capability to accept payments wherever you have customers is vital to success, because, fundamentally, payments are local.

BF3 and BH3 with a low-lying empty orbital are strong Lewis acids, so their capability to accept electrons along with their planar geometries suggests that nucleophilic attack by a nucleophilic atom is performed.

As described above, the WSs have the capability to accept ethanol as a substrate, resulting in the formation of FAEEs.

-- Military and security forces' capabilities and willingness to accept international military assistance and joint training.

But while it is reasonable for him to expect, as Siobhain Butterworth agreed a year later, figures that are disputed to be labelled as such, it is unrealistic to expect the Guardian given the number of stories it prints daily to have the resources or the academic research capability to fully accept Elstein's rebuttal.

This capacitance described the chemical capacitance of PEDOT that reflected the capability of the system to accept or release additional charge carriers on a given variation of the chemical potential.