Sentence examples for capability ahead from inspiring English sources

The Rolls-Royce chief executive, Warren East, said: "His exceptional track record in delivering complex major programmes is highly relevant to Rolls-Royce and will strengthen management capability ahead of a period of significant expansion".

A large-scale exercise to test Britain's military capability ahead of the Olympics is under way.

Battery life is going to be key to any kind of wide smartwatch adoption, and both Pebble and MetaWatch highlighted their multi-day power capabilities ahead of their device launches.

The rollout comes at a time when TiVo has been working to improve its streaming capabilities ahead of its plans for a "legal" version of Aereo – something the company has promised to reveal later this month.

Academics Botes and van Rensburg argue this reinforces existing inequalities: communities with the numbers, education, resources and capability can get ahead whilst those without simply do not.

WASHINGTON — New American intelligence assessments have concluded that Pakistan has steadily expanded its nuclear arsenal since President Obama came to office, and that it is building the capability to surge ahead in the production of nuclear-weapons material, putting it on a path to overtake Britain as the world's fifth largest nuclear weapons power.

You need to have them beyond a season to have the capability to plan ahead.

North Korea fired a ballistic missile in the dead of night Friday that landed in the waters off the coast of Japan, days after a Pentagon report revealed Pyongyang's missile capability is way ahead of schedule.

The capability to plan ahead has been proposed to define a system as to be a cognitive one (McFarland and Bösser 1993).

The second scheduling model comprises a rolling intraday unit commitment and a real-time dispatch with look-ahead capability (two-level model).

The VFH* algorithm developed in [20] used the A* search algorithm to add look-ahead capability to the VFH+ algorithm to reduce problems arising from purely local obstacle avoidance.