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"We have the capability of bringing about different flavours in different locations, so having my neighbour grow tea isn't a challenge to what I am doing," he says, comparing the situation to the multitude of whisky distilleries in Scotland.

Her voice has the capability of bringing down a Broadway house, but she is largely in delicate mode here, the brass of her persona evident mostly when she sings about the wicked impulses of lust or the sly manipulations of courtship.

We created the capability of bringing that user generated content into the marketing strategy of brands".

For this kind of networks, the capability of bringing the network up and down on demand wirelessly would help significantly to design energy-efficient, compact and low-cost network nodes.

In the future, the company expects to make money by harvesting resources on the Moon, like water and Helium-3, creating a fuel depot on the surface and eventually performing round-trip missions with the capability of bringing payloads back to the Earth.

"People and computers actually work better than each of them work on a standalone basis and we are having the capability of bringing in autonomous technology, third-party technology, Lime, our own product all together to create a hybrid," said Khosrowshahi.

She added: "£8bn of unallocated budget has been set aside for new equipment to improve capability but the cost of bringing back equipment from Afghanistan may be between £1bn and £2bn.

Recent developments in low-cost CMOS cameras have created the opportunity of bringing imaging capabilities to sensor networks and a new field called visual sensor networks (VSNs) has emerged.

For the first time in our lifetimes, Americans have shown their best side on election night - they've proven to the world that this country is well and truly a melting pot of ideologies, races, religions, and creeds and with that it has the capability to bring all of these differences together toward the common goal of a pursuit of happiness for all.

The technique of magnetic resonance imaging microscopy holds promise of bringing the full capabilities of NMR to arbitrarily specified positions within spatially inhomogeneous systems, including biological cells, yet the possibilities are limited by the need for adequate sensitivity and spatial resolution.

Overall, our study demonstrates the value of bringing to bear multi-gene deletion data to further improve the predictive capability of genome-scale metabolic models.