Sentence examples for capability given from inspiring English sources
"The Russians definitely have the capability, given how horrible our security is".
He initially praised the "hugely impressive surveillance capability" given to Armed Forces in Northern Ireland, but then went on to warn that its ability to use the equipment globally was being harmed by the lack of adequate aircraft.
All the tapered microchannels possess a thermal-hydraulic performance index which is less than 1, implying that a tapered microchannel yields a lower heat transfer capability given the same pumping power as a straight microchannel.
The new carriers, due to come into service from 2018, will still have to take their time to build up to their full potential capability, given the expenses involved in buying new aircraft.
While the word "technology" generally brings to mind gadgets with chips and screens, a quick search for definitions of technology comes up with "the practical application of knowledge, especially in a particular area" and "a capability given by the practical application of knowledge". These definitions allow us to think about technology differently.
The full range of the batteries cannot be used due to voltage constraints on the spacecraft, but allows the operators to extend the battery life a valuable capability, given that battery drain is one of the most common causes of long-term satellite failure.
This capability gave it an edge on competitors.
And there are signs that this round-the-clock capability gives NBC News some advantages in covering the primary campaigns.
Hence experimental evaluation of the adequacy of the heat transfer capability gives confidence to the designers.
I think we need to widen out from a narrow focus on income, to aiming for equality of capability – giving everyone the power to pursue their goals.
The capability, even if that capability is short of weaponization, is a pathway to weaponization, and the capability gives Iran the power it needs to wreak havoc in the region and around the world".
