The question "Was there an effect on the research team's capacity to use appropriate existing research from elsewhere?" was poorly understood and did not provide useful data.
No country will aggressively push for infrastructure reform if the medicine is not available to put new capacity to use.
New generations of graduates should leave university with the intellectual capacity to use technology in imaginative, productive and profitable ways.
Kerry: "He's asking for the authority to degrade or deter President Assad's capacity to use chemical weapons".
The French company will be able to put more of its idle capacity to use, raising profit margins, he said.
It is well known that the capacity to use legitimate, state-sanctioned force such as stop and search is a defining feature of the police organisation.
On Tuesday Mr. Straw explained bluntly, "India and Pakistan both have nuclear weapons and the capacity to use them, and have talked publicly about a possible nuclear exchange".
The freedom to use the weapons again... we would have granted him the capacity to use these weapons against more people with greater levels of damage.
Then, she continued, they will know "how well the pack is received, the mothers' capacity to use the medicines properly, and whether it is aiding in proper treatment".
Those characteristics, which include a high maximal capacity to use oxygen and efficiency of converting metabolic energy into power, are identifiable and measurable.
Indeed, one reason it is cheaper to live with others than to live alone is the capacity to use household equipment, as well as space, more efficiently.
