Sentence examples for capability to pass from inspiring English sources
However, they cannot provide enough steering capability to pass through sharp curves smoothly.
Under Confucianism the typical family was patriarchal because men have the capability to pass on the family name and carry on the lineage of the ancestors; women were expected to be subservient.
M2 cells showed a statistically significant higher capability to pass across the in vitro BBB model, compared to M1.
They have not been studied in pregnancy, and there is no information regarding their capability to pass through the placenta and into breast milk.
Given the capability of formaldehyde to pass deep into lung tissue and enter systemic circulation, the link with cardiovascular disease and cancer has been widely discussed [reviewed by Kim KH et al. (2011)].
This kind of detector is intended to equip thermal neutron tomographic systems, to perform non-destructive assay, exploiting thus the capability of this particle to pass through heavy materials where a X-ray tomography would not work properly.
The router verifies the capabilities, and determines whether to pass or block the packets.
One potential sign of complex thought would be an elaborately produced artifact that would have required capabilities such as language to pass along the technique to future generations.
Earnest warned against allowing even a temporary lapse in the NSA's capabilities and urged Senate Republican leaders to pass the USA Freedom Act, which has the backing of Barack Obama.
Professor Stuart Russell from U.C. Berkeley identifies six major capabilities that a computer needs to pass the Total Turing test: natural language processing, knowledge representation, automated reasoning, machine learning, computer vision and robotics.
Recently Australia has passed laws that strengthen the government's spying capabilities (Parliament is also set to pass a controversial data retention bill).
