Sentence examples for capability has increased from inspiring English sources
Moreover, it stands to reason China's military capability has increased substantially, so we can assume that its intelligence efforts have grown as well.
Moreover, it stands to reason — China's military capability has increased substantially, so we can assume that its intelligence efforts have grown as well.
Over the years, these protection mechanisms have become standard in almost every network, and their capability has increased as well.
During the last decade, observing capability has increased, and there have been a lot of survey projects of the LMC at various wavelengths.
Nowadays, smartphones capability have increased significantly.
The number of battery-operated devices with wireless communication capabilities has increased enormously in the last years and is expected to increase even more in the future.
Furthermore, Google's "Our Mobile Planet"—a marketing survey commissioned by Google to assess worldwide use of mobile technology indicated that the use of smartphones (i.e., mobile phones with computer-like capabilities) has increased significantly in recent years (Google, Inc. 2013).
As one former senior American military commander said recently, "They have startled everyone with the speed at which their capabilities have increased".
These days, because of its recent acquisition of another company, New Era of Networks, Sybase's software integration capabilities have increased significantly, said Paul Connolly, vice president for strategic marketing at Sybase.
Fears of North Korea's missile and nuclear capabilities have increased since it successfully launched a three-stage rocket in December — which the West considers a test of its missile technology — and claimed to have "smaller, lighter and diversified nuclear strike means" after a nuclear test in February, its third.
Mobile device capabilities have increased tremendously in recent years, and the complexity of the applications executed in these devices has evolved accordingly.
