Sentence examples for capability of extending from inspiring English sources

Unlike Mr. Manning, Mr. Day speaks French and seems to have the capability of extending his party into Quebec, where anti-Ottawa feelings sometimes mesh with western conservatism.

This conclusion is supported by the fact that a mutant of TERT lacking the capability of extending telomeres still retains its tumorigenic properties in cells that use alternative mechanisms of telomere maintenance [ 21].

Compared to other epidemiological investigations, this screening model can reduce the ophthalmologist's workload [ 5– 9], as required considering the deficiency of ophthalmologists and a large elderly population in China, and has the capability of extending glaucoma screening and other elderly eye disease screening in the community [ 11].

The aim of this study is, thus, to explore the possibility of extending the capability of the nanoparticle beam technique down to 10-nm size by increasing BP velocity.

One of the most important benefits of MWNs is the capability to extend the coverage of a network and improve the quality of connectivity, compared to network with single wireless links.

"The whole idea of extending browser capabilities to offline is something that a lot of people are going to get pretty excited about," said David Mitchell Smith, a vice president at Gartner Research.

Efforts to integrate cells with conventional microtechnologies are motivated by the promise of extending the capabilities of current microsystems and of providing technical solutions to unfulfilled applications.

A profile defines a limited capability to extend metaclasses of the reference metamodel.

Natural disasters and human conflict are two common occurrences leading caregivers to develop the capability to extend this standard of care into austere environments.

On the issue of attack submarines, the MoD said it would guarantee operational capability by extending the life of the older Trafalgar class boats and the situation remained "manageable".

The relational ontology of the capabilities approach can extend to capabilities that are often thought of as properties of individuals, including, for example, capabilities to develop refined self-awareness and identities.