Sentence examples for capability of taking from inspiring English sources

"I mean, they have the capability of taking it another step.

Especially when attack-drones are given the capability of taking matters into their own hands (or insectoid feelers).

"It is more important that we have a board that have the influence, the desire and the financial capability of taking the club forward," he said.

This model is simple, but has the capability of taking into account the effect of overland water flow in the triggering mechanism of shallow landslide.

He believes that we are going to start seeing more traction by end of this year but says the capability of "taking credit cards and putting them on mobile phones will represent the long tail" in payments.

It will give me the capability of taking better care of my loved one.

Because once we get into a courtroom, oftentimes we feel like we have the responsibility and the capabilities of taking care of a young woman.

In the age of cell phones and other mobile devices with network and photographic capabilities, the art of taking photographs has become as daily a process as brushing one's teeth or walking to work or school.

"We want enterprises of all levels of AI capability to take full advantage of this growing volume and complexity of data.

"Once you have the ability to gather data from all the cars on a roadway network, and a back-end computer, you would have all kinds of capability to take action," said Ralph Robinson, of the University of Michigan's Transportation Research Institute and an expert in vehicle infrastructure integration, an emerging field.

It is a takedown type shotgun which means it has the capability of being taken apart for easy transportation and storage.