Marketing capability refers to Morgan et al. (2009).
A firm's network capability refers to its ability to build, handle and exploit relationships.
That is, only the detection capability referring to PRs of STs, and detection capability referring to PTs of SRs together determines the performance of this ideal energy detection method.
Cognitive capability refers to the ability to sense opportunities in spectrum where and when channels are not utilized by PUs.
Capability refers to being able to eat well, dress, live without shame and have a social life among others (Chambers and Conway [1992]).
This is what the notion of capability refers to: each individual's actual freedom to achieve the functioning he/she values (leading an autonomous and meaningful life).
State governance capability refers to the ability to use the national system to manage various social affairs, including the aspects of reform and stable development, civil affairs, diplomacy, defense, the managements of the party, military and state, etc.
The term capability refers to the ability to perform functions or activities necessary for an effective response to major disasters and emergencies.
This capability refers to the healthcare system's ability to enhance its knowledge and support a continuous learning process among involved actors based on data about its processes and outcomes.
Resources and capabilities referred to duration of physician and consultant availability in the ED as well as the availability of resources such as computerised tomographic (CT) scans, cardiac monitors, mechanical ventilators, respiratory isolation, and computer systems to collect clinical data.
Downing tasked his staff (of which I was one) with drafting a plan-of-plans to revitalize the nation's human intelligence capabilities (referred to as HUMINT), emphasizing, among other things, the recruitment of language qualified case officers, enhancement of their cover identities, and deployment of those officers to strategic foreign locales.
