Sentence examples for capability include from inspiring English sources

Benefits of the comprehensive simulation capability include: 1. Scalable solution in terms of detail of conceptualisation, ranging from simple evaluations to more complex and complete investigations.

Loads with thermal storage capability include different types of TCAs such as hot water heaters, air conditioners (a/c), and refrigerators.

Partners that Twitter named for that capability include WWE, BuzzFeed, and TMZ on the image side, and BET, Lifetime, and Dailymotion for video.

Recent theoretical advances supporting this capability include two- and three-dimensional applications of Landau Ginzburg theory to martensitic nucleation, and important refinements of multiscale kinetic theory.

Social resources and capability include all the human, cultural, and procedural aspects that may influence the capacity of a company to acquire external knowledge, while technical absorptive capacity reflects the technical capabilities that may be employed for the same end (p. 16).

Five years ago Ms. Alenikoff contracted a rare tick disease, which robbed her of some of her capability, including falling to the floor and coming up.

The project requires joint working between many semi-independent organisations of varying capability, including 150 local authorities, 160 acute hospital trusts and 52 mental health trusts.

In September 2013, Philip Hammond, the then defence secretary, was the first to suggest the UK was starting to attack terrorists in cyberspace, saying the country was "developing a full spectrum military cyber capability, including a strike capability".

Still, there was some way to go before China's overall military capability, including its nuclear arsenal, could pose a serious challenge to the United States.

With the successful launching of the missile, called Agni 5, India joins a small group of countries with long-range nuclear missile capability, including China, Britain, France, Russia and the United States.

This capability includes storage of cell lines/extracts, DNA/RNA, blood, tissue, and many other substances.