Sentence examples for capability to run from inspiring English sources

For that to have happened, voters must have had profound reservations about Miliband's capability to run the economy: doubts that will have long pre-dated the short campaign.

Ford technicians have run as many as four robotic test vehicles simultaneously, and they have the capability to run eight, crossing paths and interacting on the test track.

"After the war, we found ourselves in front of a reality: no administration, no institutions, no capability to run a state, and it's not easy to run a huge state like Libya, with endless borders, with tremendous landscape," she said.

"N.Z.X. has the platform, the technology and the capability to run a carbon market," wrote Merja Myllylahti, a New Zealand exchange spokeswoman, in an e-mail reply to questions.

Draw on the experience of your members if you're starting out: Funders ask for track record to demonstrate that the organisation is experienced and has the capability to run the project, so describing the relevant experience of your trustees, any staff and volunteers can be a good way to address a lack of proven results.

The basic idea behind Oasis is to leverage the OSD's processing capability to run data intensive applications locally.

With this equipment, smartphones have the capability to running complex applications.

Google, Microsoft and Yahoo are spending vast sums of capital to build out their computing capabilities to run both search engines and a variety of Web services that encompass e-mail, video and music downloads and online commerce.

The hardware we had did not have the RAM [Random Access Memory] or other hardware capabilities to run Windows 7. Windows 8 is designed for the consumer and was also inappropriate as an option to upgrade.

However, the cases of NSA analysts looking themselves up seems to indicate that they have broad capabilities to run queries on phone numbers inside the Section 215 system at their own whim, something that appears to invite abuse.

That will include checking for whether names are too similar to each other, whether they meet technical requirements, and whether the names are geographical or not, and whether they applicants meet financial, technical and operational capabilities to run a registry.