To many, both at home and abroad, his words sounded hollow because of the rapid erosion of Britain's military capability that he set in motion by approving the clumsy Strategic Defence and Security Review (SDSR) last year.To be fair, Mr Cameron and his defence secretary, Liam Fox, were left a grisly military inheritance by the previous Labour government.
Peres believes that it was Israel's unstated but obvious nuclear capabilities that helped set the stage for peace -- the Jewish state's historic peace with Egypt.
Our riders viewed every positive experience or escape from a dangerous situation as a testimony of their skilled riding and capabilities that would set them apart from novice riders.
I suspect unlike me, financial capability isn't a topic that sets your heart racing.
This is definitely a shot across the bow of Tesla's trucking ambitions, though we'll have to see what Elon Musk's company will be demonstrating in terms of additional features, including perhaps autonomous capabilities, that it thinks will set its offering apart.
We found two sets of response capabilities were activated during the 2010 Statewide Exercise: a set of core capabilities that were common across all agencies, and a set of agency-specific capabilities that were more common among certain agency types.
It notes, for example, that "The United States will not have a final, fixed missile defense architecture," but rather an "initial set of capabilities that will evolve to meet the changing threat".
The resulting joints provide a broad set of capabilities that can be used by designers in lamina emergent mechanism design.
Tomorrow's web is about weaving together multiple services to serve a far more powerful set of capabilities that will redefine our own expectation about what's possible.
Dropbox customers will get all the capabilities that come with AD, including setting permissions, revoking access or adding people from the IT admin panel.
