Sentence examples for capabilities to cope from inspiring English sources

Wireless Mesh Networks (WMN) operating in the 5 GHz band must implement Dynamic Frequency Selection (DFS) capabilities to cope with the presence of radar systems operating in the same frequencies.

Here we showed that exercised rats have improved capabilities to cope with psychologically stressful challenges.

Microorganisms have developed remarkable capabilities to cope with arsenic.

The failure of internal capabilities to cope with the demands is another overarching theme of crisis.

Herminiimonas arsenicoxydans, a bacterium isolated from arsenic contaminated sludge, has acquired remarkable capabilities to cope with arsenic.

Increases in maintenance requirement can only be selected for if these are linked with either higher fecundity or better capabilities to cope with environmental challenges to the integrity of the organism.

Chief among them was taking oil companies at their word when they claimed to have the capability to cope with worst-case deep-sea drilling catastrophes.

"The contracts seek to ensure quality standards, as did the procurement process, but it should be noted that many of these suppliers are relatively untested in this country and they are all having to build capability to cope with additional work from the UK police service.

It encourages the development of a capability to cope with some key drivers of major change.

The numerical results show that the proposed IB-CLSVOF method has the capability to cope with complex interface variations accurately.

This derived matrix can be used to evaluate energy system modelling frameworks or model generators regarding their capability to cope with present energy system modelling challenges.