Sentence examples for capability to share from inspiring English sources

Knowledge sharing success, to a great extent, lies in the employees' capability to share knowledge.

In the developing world, everyone wants a TiVO-like capability to share, store and manage content.

Cognitive radio networks provide the capability to share the wireless channel with licensed (primary) users in an opportunistic manner.

For example, GitHub revolves around the capability to commit code and Academia.edu offers the capability to share research papers.

We now have the capability to share images (or even parts of images) directly from pictures themselves.

Previously, the company's server was located in Dallas, Texas but with the new capability to share files and send attachments, Smartsheet needed horsepower from Amazon.

Mr. Abe has made close ties with Washington a centerpiece of his defense strategy, saying Japan must increase its military capabilities to share more of the security burden that the United States now bears in the region.

By improving spatial dimension, actors can develop organizational capabilities to share information and increase knowledge management resulting in better interoperations within and among themselves.

The repository, already on a web-based platform and available as open-source, essentially upgrades conventional representations with capabilities to share (import/export) and integrate its content externally.

In the original SCALE-UP model, students sit in three groups of three at round tables, with computers or laptops provided for each individual, handheld whiteboards for each group, whiteboards on the walls as public thinking space, projection capabilities to share student work and a classroom polling system, like clickers (Beichner [2008]).

It has been suggested that larger teaching hospitals have better HIT support and in-house capabilities to share and exchange data [ 27].