Sentence examples for capabilities which mean from inspiring English sources

Tor can mask users' identities, but also host their websites via its "hidden services" capabilities, which mean sites can only be accessed by people on the Tor network.

Aldebaran has also crammed the robot full of sensing capabilities which mean its behaviour can subtly adapt to the needs of human companions.

And he fails to match the opposing lawyers' research capabilities — which means he can be gobsmacked in the courtroom by a witness who was unknown to him beforehand.

It's HSDPA, and has video-call capabilities, which means it could go to AT&T.

According to Netflix, the app takes advantage of Windows 8's graphics acceleration capabilities, which means the app shouldn't tax your CPU and battery too much.

The Sansa e280 has both FM-listening capabilities as well as FM-recording capabilities, which means if you like a song you hear on the radio you can save it for later.

Finally, Box is offering eDiscovery capabilities, which means customers can identify and preserve documents and critical metadata, while also preventing users from deleting information to comply with discovery requests.

The sedan wInsteadthe second vehitle in Byton's portfolio and is expected to have a global market launch.

Not only does this WRT350N have MIMO draft-802.11n routing capabilities, which means you can get next-generation's wireless today, it's a gigabit router as well, so you can transfer your files around your network home network at speeds The Flash would be envious of.

This snail species has extremely limited dispersal capabilities, which means it has little or no ability to find, and disperse to, other suitable habitats, or to move out of a habitat where the conditions have changed such that it is no longer suitable.

There are no frills, and has relatively simple editing capabilities, which means it's super easy to use.