Sentence examples for capability history from inspiring English sources

In doing so, the intersectionality between environment, roles, capability, history and social value are fore-fronted, with gender, age and ethnicity overshadowed.

Kaltura says that the new release "includes a fresh look & feel for the video player, a simplified interface for the online video editor, improved administration capabilities (patrolling capabilities, detailed history and diff pages, etc)., localization to several languages, and better documentation".

But for those who were wondering why Nokia didn't go with Android, Elop's reasoning is pretty clear: he and his team reckoned that Samsung would be well-placed (because of its manufacturing capability and history in the mobile space) to dominate, which would leave no room for anyone else.

This paper will focus on these capabilities and begins with a description of Blender and some of its features that make it suitable as a host application, before going on to describe the VI-Suite in terms of its aims, capabilities, and history of development.

'Skills' pertains to specific capabilities in history taking, examination, diagnostics, and interventions or less tangible skills such as teamwork or decision-making.

He described the "largest increase in expressive capability in the history of the human race".

OntoWiki [2] is a web-based ontology which focuses on an instance editor that provides only rudimentary capabilities as the history of changes and ratings of ontology components.

To implement the system supporting this capability, we developed history-based selective Boolean operations, in which if the order of the Boolean operations for a part is altered, the regions affected by the operations are redefined according to the history of the Boolean operations so that the resultant shape may be the same as the original shape of the part.

Additional data sets from Argus video-images (see [Holman, R.A., Stanley, J., 2007. The history, capabilities and future of Argus. Coastal Engineering Special Issue of the CoastView project. doi 10.1016/j.coastaleng.2007.01.003]) and aerial photographs were used to increase the temporal and spatial resolution of the data sets where possible.

Specimens this complete are virtual 'Rosetta stones' providing insight into functional capabilities and life history of extinct animals that cannot be gained any other way.

Domains included perceived value of the PCHR and its capabilities, knowledge and history of sharing information from the PCHR, willingness to share data from the PCHR, conditions and contexts for sharing, demographics and health status.