Sentence examples for capability meaning from inspiring English sources

Ofcom has blocked BT/EE from bidding for any more new spectrum in the 2.3GHz band, which could be used to boost existing 4G capability meaning faster downloads and internet browsing for consumers.

It also has a "pass-through" capability, meaning it can be plugged in to recharge while a device is attached, and the battery brain will see that the device charges as fast as possible while excess power simultaneously charges the Joey.

These machines also offer "all weather capability," meaning they include the instrumentation necessary to operate the aircraft in the clouds and other forms of inclement weather.

One reason may be the iPhone's built-in wi-fi capability, meaning it can connect to local hot spots and avoid AT&T's data network altogether.

There's a lot to like about this versatile gadget, especially its USB audio input capability (meaning you can use it as an outboard sound card for your computer).

For example, Loox will sport built-in support for Bluetooth wireless capability, meaning it will be able to share data with other Bluetooth-enabled devices, like a notebook PC with a Bluetooth card, a Bluetooth-ready printer or another PDA.

But it is essential to have a phone with two-way capabilities, meaning that it can receive an electronic note and send one.

It only had half-duplex capabilities, meaning that it worked like a walkie-talkie and that only one person could talk at a time.

The machines also add near-field communications (NFC) capabilities, meaning new games will be able to support the Nintendo amiibo figures, which can interact with the onscreen action – like the Skylanders and Disney Infinity character toys.

The Nintendo DSi also features built-in Internet browsing capabilities, meaning the fun begins the moment you switch it on!

What's fun though is the 1Seg digital TV tuner with record capabilities, meaning this little handheld is a portable, solid-state DVR.