"It's basing itself on skills and organisational capabilities and objectives that are much more accelerated and capable than what al-Qaida's ever had".
On a graver note — as grave as humankind is capable of — what about "Jesus wept"?
Even infants less than one year old are capable of what appears to be complex perceptual judgments.
The computers, data-processors & programmed automata of the late '50s represent the Mesozoic, or reptilian, state, being capable of what amounts to highly organized instincive behavior.
Any economy was capable of what modern economists call "multiple equilibria": different stable points of functioning, at levels ranging from penury to prosperity.
In another study, this time at Oxford, it was found that fruit flies are capable of what might be termed thoughtful deliberation.
Crowds were amazed by its potential, and even The New Yorker was taken in, suggesting that this "remarkable machine…[was] capable of what amounts to thought".
It was called The Bitter Tea of General Yen, an exotic fable that showed him capable of what producer Harry Cohn called "the sort of arty junk that wins Oscars".
Back in the 80s, we had acoustic coupler modems, capable of what we thought was a dazzling half-duplex 1,200 bps.
The computers, data-processors & programmed automata of the late '50s represent the Mesozoic, or reptilian, state, being capable of what amounts to highly organized instincive behavior..
I knew I was more capable than what I had achieved.
