Sentence examples for capability to propose from inspiring English sources

Individuals with positive psychological capital have a high capability to propose and implement innovative ideas for achieving the planned goals (Avey et al., 2008).

This capability motivates us to propose random cell scanning which is easy to implement and has only very few operation requirements.

Existing technological and manufacturing capabilities of Khrunichev Space Center allow to propose a module-type transport mean which could be created on the base of developed design and technology of "Mir" and ISS modules.

For reducing the window size with maintaining the instruction reissue capability, we propose to decouple the reissue mechanism from the scheduling mechanism.

The agency "has the legal authority to regulate the utilities, but significantly lacks the technical capability to independently evaluate what they propose," said Satoshi Sato, who has nearly 30 years' experience working in the nuclear industry in the United States and Japan.

The capability to plan ahead has been proposed to define a system as to be a cognitive one (McFarland and Bösser 1993).

In 2006, the Indian Navy expressed interest in acquiring up to eight of the Royal Navy's recently retired Sea Harrier FA2s in order to maintain their operational Sea Harrier fleet, Neither the Sea Harrier FA2's Blue Vixen radar, the radar warning receiver or AMRAAM capability was proposed to be included; certain US software would be also be uninstalled prior to shipment.

Three numerical examples are investigated to verify the capability of proposed method to predict static and dynamic finite deformation response.

An adaptive impedance control scheme with force tracking capability is proposed to apply a desired force profile on an environment with uncertainties.

For this purpose, a hybrid fault diagnosis system with self-enrichment capability is proposed to take advantage of the positive features of fuzzy-based and global optimization-based Fault Detection and Identification (FDI) methods.

In this paper, an Active Fault Tolerant Control AFTCC) system with self-enrichment capability is proposed to deal with both the anticipated and unanticipated gas-path performance deteriorations in the industrial gas turbine engines.