Sentence examples for capability effects from inspiring English sources

First, it had strong welfare, or "capability", effects.

To enhance lean burn capability, effects of H2 addition were also studied under low boost pressure.

In this paper, we analyze empirically the relation between the growth of new technology-based firms and the human capital of founders, with the aim of teasing out the "wealth" and "capability" effects of human capital.

For a range of innovation indicators, however, we find little evidence of any significant market demand effects, with innovation performance instead determined largely by firm-level capability effects and characteristics.

Bowen and Ostroff (2004) introduced the concept of 'strength' of the HR system to point out that the perceived distinctiveness of HR policies and practices derives as a linking mechanism that mediates the capability effects.

Drawing on many ecosystem definitions of forest functions, the following definition was determined: the functions of forests and forest ecosystems are capabilities, effects, and influences appearing in basic components of ecosystems and interaction systems, including human ones.

"What they haven't told us is how does the intelligence piece fit into the larger offensive against Iraq, or how do these extra demands on our intelligence capabilities effect our commitment to the war on terrorism in Afghanistan," said one official.

Although either or both changes could have a major effect on predictive capability, the effect might be modified depending on the number of genes measured or the ways the data are analyzed for prediction.

A fitness function for the genetic algorithm was developed, taking into account light uniformity, light intensity capability, shading effects of the design, as well as operational and investment costs.

When it comes to North Korea, Europe has neither the will nor the capability to effect meaningful change.

Any policy that does not do away with North Korea's nuclear military capability, in effect, acquiesces in its continuation.