The assessment capability claimed by Samadani et al. appears to be variability of binocular alignment on the order of 0.01° magnitude.
David Cameron insisted, when questioned this summer by senior backbench MPs, that Britain had "a full-spectrum defence capability" – a claim denied by all three heads of the armed forces.
The most widely discussed objection, however, is that, for each proposed capability, the claim that all and only humans have it is vulnerable to counterexamples based on so-called marginal cases.
Personal Capability Assessment claims have been assessed by Atos Origin employees with no medical training.
Syria is suspected of having co-operated with North Korea on obtaining nuclear capabilities, a claim denied.
Signalling their capability, they claimed responsibility for the booby-trapped bomb that killed Catholic police recruit Ronan Kerr, 25, in Omagh at the start of the month.
The news that Facebook offered to partners until just recently a form of the friend-scraping capability it claimed to have discontinued back in 2014 has, within hours, brought rebuke and a call to action from the House of Representatives.
In contrast to the industry structure view and the RBV, the dynamic capabilities approach claim to provide an understanding of how firms attain and sustain competitive advantage in turbulent environments (e.g. Eisenhardt and Martin 2000; Helfat et al. 2007; Teece et al. 1997).
A case of this capability-as-claim process actually cropped up over an island beyond Tonga's claimed waters in 1971.
President Obama should put a simple offer on the table, in Farsi, for all Iranians to see: The U.S. and its allies will permit Iran to maintain a civil nuclear enrichment capability — which it claims is all it wants to meet power needs — provided it agrees to U.N. observers and restrictions that would prevent Tehran from ever assembling a nuclear bomb.
