But we will not admit any student who does not have the capacity to attain a legitimate degree with his or her class.
The success of Newton, in particular, in capturing in a few mathematical equations the laws that govern the motions of the planets, gave great impetus to a growing faith in the human capacity to attain knowledge.
The good will is good not through its result or its capacity to attain a predetermined end, but only by means of the willing itself.
Systemic sustainability is the ability of holistic systems to adapt to complex changes, while maintaining the capacity to attain set systemic outcome goals within reasonable resource parameters.
The ability to modulate the irradiance level and the capacity to attain a relatively high irradiance level are notable assets of this custom-built multifunctional UV-lithography tool.
Since the systemic administration of siRNAs is limited by their capacity to attain the site of action, novel delivery systems are needed.
Dante answers this by affirming, as noted above, that the natural desire for perfection is always proportionate to our capacity to attain it; for to desire the unattainable would be to desire our imperfection [3.15.8 11].
Dante was surely aware also of a "radical" Aristotelianism centered in Bologna, where masters influenced by Siger of Brabant and Boethius of Dacia were affirming the autonomy of human reason and its capacity to attain happiness through its own powers [Corti (1981), 9 31; Vanni Rovighi].
In particular, the recent investigations on silicon anodes have revealed that ideal binder should not only able to adhesion strength and ductility with inexhaustible tolerance of large volume change and still physically and/or chemically trap capacity to attain high initial reversible capacity and excellent cycle ability.
Although it remained unfashionable throughout most of his active years, he held to the classic program of Western philosophy: to explain and defend our capacity to attain knowledge (so far as that reaches), in the light of that to present a well-reasoned account of the most general and fundamental features of Reality, and on that basis to propose a wise scheme for the good life.
