Sentence examples for capability of seizing from inspiring English sources

Officials have denied employing the software's capability of seizing control of computers' cameras and microphones, technology that evokes action films.

Because of its capability to seize the cell cycle and induce apoptosis of numerous malignant cells, berberine has received considerable attention as a potential anticancer agent.

While the destruction on Thursday renewed questions about the rebels' tactic of seizing territory, their earlier victory showed their growing capability and the strain on government forces.

Instead of seizing the day, David Haugh writes in The Chicago Tribune, the day seized them.

An observational study of seizing and nonseizing patient's left and right rSO2 readings compared with nonseizure patients.

The new MTP was a concrete example of seizing opportunities in a political instability or crisis to promote change.

Attention to the internal environment of organisation can be linked through theories of Dynamic Capability (eg, sensing, seizing and responding to opportunity 17 and Absorptive Capacity (eg, external exploration and internal exploitation 18) to environmental factors that shape performance.

The design and implementation of a business model requires strong dynamic capabilities for sensing, seizing, and transforming.

The news media in Israel, where the government of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has said it considered Iran its top threat and only months away from achieving atomic bombmaking capability, seized on Mr. Abbasi's quoted remarks in Al Hayat and his speech, interpreting them as part of an Iranian strategy to further justify its rejection of I.A.E.A. inspection requests.

As a result, he said, "the U.S. is trying to play catch-up, giving speech after speech, saying 'We abide by the law.' " Now, Mr. Waxman said, because the United States "occupies a position of advantage on offensive cyber capabilities, it should seize the opportunity to lay out a set of rules for itself and others".

All this adds up to a responsibility for educators, community leaders, corporate executives, policy makers, and all concerned members of society to ensure that girls have the skills and capabilities to equally seize tomorrow's opportunities.