Having honed their skills first on incremental and production innovation, and not on bleeding cutting edge-research, these companies now boast innovation capacities that allow them to redefine global markets.
"It appears that although human infants may enter the world with perceptual capacities that allow them to conduct a preliminary analysis of their environments," the researchers wrote, "they need to adjust or tune these mechanisms to process specific aspects of their environment".
What's more, argues Bainbridge in a slightly over-emphatic way, as if talking to someone with early hearing loss, by the time we enter our fifth decade we will have developed cognitive capacities that allow us to think more cleverly than, if not quite as quickly as, we used to at 20.
Others take a more radical approach and build innovation capacities that allow them to target the international market directly (Lee et al. 2012).
The beam-to-column connections of moment-resisting steel frames should exhibit capacities that allow them to transfer the forces that develop under normally expected loading conditions.
Accordingly, temperamental effortful control refers to dispositional cognitive capacities that allow us to initiate or inhibit a particular response.
For example, while centralization may be accompanied by increased cognitive capacities that allow for management of this social information [40], increased efficiency of group organization may in fact allow for a reduced sophistication and connectivity of individuals in a group [41].
Most contemporary SR systems have advanced microphones that have noise cancelling capacities that allow for SR systems to be used in noisy clinical environments [ 18, 30].
This definition presents health literacy as a set of individual capacities that allow the person to acquire and use new information [ 28].
The work group defined core competencies as, "the demonstrated capacities that allow a youth development worker to be a resource for youth, organizations, and communities" (AED 1996; p. 1).
