Sentence examples for capability for change from inspiring English sources

Lacking any real capability for change, he says, we're left to 'enjoy the spectacle.'" Have Mercy on Us All by Fred Vargas (2001).

The transient nature of the prefabricated system frees the designer from the legal fetters of local authorities and regional ordinances, and more importantly offers the capability for change at virtually no cost to the immediate environment.

Thus, we eliminated many factors related to Solberg's medical group characteristics, organizational capability for change, infrastructure for implementation, and external environment.

Furthermore, from then on, interviews with named project leaders during the workshops are conducted to improve our understanding of their role, their capability for change, and factors influencing implementation of action plans in different contexts.

Two new experiments, the Global Ultraviolet Imager (GUVI) and the Special Sensor Ultraviolet Imager (SSUSI), will provide a new capability for monitoring changes in thermospheric composition and ionospheric density as they change in response to space weather.

Therefore, this skin model is well suited to mimic minor injuries and evaluate RCM-OCT capability for monitoring changes in tissue morphology.

Promoting dietary behaviour change in relation to lifelong health is a complex multifactorial problem, requiring prompting of the appropriate motivation, capability, and opportunity for change at individual level.

Additionally, the framework will inform future scenario developers by including: (i) a flexible participatory process able to respond to local contextual needs; (ii) capability to identify 'triggers for change' by actors to delineate alternate scenarios; and (iii) development of 'enabling policies' as part of the participatory process, to move towards target scenarios.

Due to the fact that the penetration depth of X-rays is in the range of several microns, X-ray analysis has a high capability for characterizing the changes in subsurfaces treated by this method.

In addition to ion fragmentation, a novel aspect of tandem IM experiments is the capability for inducing structural changes to mobility-resolved ion populations, by imparting energy below the threshold for dissociation.

The main goals of this study were (1) to evaluate instrument capability for detecting small changes in tissue morphology after injury, in both RCM and OCT modes, as well as for estimating burn depth, (2) to determine if RCM can detect capillary blood flow in the upper dermis, which can be used as an indicator of tissue perfusion and therefore of its viability.