'capacity develop' is not a correct and usable phrase in written English.
To use the words 'capacity' and 'develop' together, it should be 'develop capacity', which is an English phrase meaning 'to gain or increase the ability to do something'. For example, "We need to develop our capacity to solve complex problems."
A Laboratory Information Management System (LIMS) is designed, implemented and adapted to manage increased sample processing capacity, develop and maintain standard operating procedures (SOP) for robotic instruments, avoid data transcription errors during processing, and automate analysis of chromosome-aberrations using an image analysis platform.
The ANDI CoEs are envisioned as a network that will bring African scientific and technical resources together to build capacity, develop and diffuse technology to address African's health challenges in a significant way [ 3, 25, 37].
Most adaptations (ie, decreases in heart rate, skin and rectal temperature, increases in sweat rate and work capacity) develop within the first week of heat acclimatisation and more slowly in the subsequent 2 weeks.
The Victorian example demonstrates that democratisation grows membership, increases fundraising capacity, develops campaign volunteerism and promotes excellence in candidates.
"But as capacity develops, we are likely to see more collaboration between Asian countries".
This view of reason also, he suggests, best accords with an evolutionary account of how our rational capacity developed.
But, the author notes, based on testimony from guests: "Churchill combined caution with a capacity, developed over a lifetime, to hold his alcohol".
After coming to the previous hearings seemingly unprepared, the Big Three will go into detail on gains they have made in cutting jobs and plant capacity, developing more fuel-efficient cars and investing in alternative technologies like electric vehicles.
In other words, the capacity developing is the search potential possessed by an algorithm.
DSI algorithm has two kinds of functionalities: capability learning and capacity developing.
The capacity developing is a top-level learning or macro-level learning methodology.
