Why can't the average small fund capitalize on its abilities to trade with lower transaction costs and to invest in smaller-cap stocks?
This may involve a range of different interventions that target hearing through appropriate hearing aid fitting, enhance the role of other sensory modalities that can be exploited in communication, and capitalize on cognitive abilities by seeking to maintain and extend them.
In fact, much of our ability to acquire and maintain the motor skills utilized on a daily basis capitalize on the ability to integrate and transform sensory information into a motor response.
"We want to capitalize on this ability to leverage private money," said William Finch, president of the Bridgeport Economic Development Corporation and a state senator.
"We engineered the posting with Siri's diction feature in mind to capitalize on the ability to post Banters with just your voice," Ms. Leto said.
To assert digital dominance, big companies need to capitalize on their ability to do things the disruptors can't — like plan globally and mobilize considerable resources.
Synthetic biology seeks to capitalize on this ability by understanding and reconfiguring the biosynthetic pathways that generate this diversity to produce novel products with improved efficiency.
He could try free safety and attempt to capitalize on his ability to make plays, taking angles on passes and outjumping opposing receivers as he comes over to aid another defender; he did this several times last year.
Still, YouTube has a small window of time to capitalize on that ability, because as Internet-connected televisions, including Google TV, become more popular, television will also be able to show personalized ads.
But these quickly shift toward subtler activities, like ones that involve hijacking military vehicles and tackling multi-stage rescue sorties, or which capitalize on your ability to assume the physical form of the last person you've just gobbled down.
In addition, we capitalize on our ability to manipulate PRV to construct less virulent, innovative tracing viruses: e.g., viruses expressing beta-galactosidase and variants of green fluorescent protein, as well as viruses that replicate only in certain neurons and not others.
