Sentence examples for capability on which from inspiring English sources

But people are only one of the pillars of capability on which digital maturity is built.

In its best manifestations, it means far more than the anti-terrorist intelligence-gathering capability on which the loudest recent warnings have focused.

More important, as Ms Morgan argues, is a strategic understanding of the role and managerial capability, on which point the committee raised no substantial objection.

Without NATO's enabling machinery and the formidable American capabilities on which it rests, the war would have been a much-more fraught affair.

But Mr. Obama is expected to say little or nothing about the nation's offensive capabilities, on which the military and the nation's intelligence agencies have been spending billions.

First, in the tradition of the philosopher David Hume, the capability approach on which we draw is descriptive rather than normative.

Therefore, the reprogrammed cells would have different sporulation capabilities depending on which cell cycle attractors are restored.

Although AM fungi can increase host plants to resist salt stress, the capabilities of which depend on the behavior of each species.

This study is designed to present an empirical assessment of important firm capabilities appropriate for benchmarking and on which firm capabilities restaurant firms should focus to achieve sustained financial performance.

Home video game consoles seem somewhat quaint at this point, and it's not an issue of graphics capabilities or raw power, on which scales they both still beat out mobile devices.

The performance of Séance's phylogenetic placement capabilities is obviously dependent on which program is used.