Sentence examples for central capabilities from inspiring English sources

Leading theorists have reinforced that perception: Ms Nussbaum goes so far as to recommend "ten central capabilities" that are essential for a good life.

Besides insisting that the central capabilities are generically human rather than culturally specific, she firmly defends individualism, another much-maligned position: it is each person's capabilities that must be supported, not those of "groups or families or states or other corporate bodies".

What if a significant section of society stands outside of a broad consensus supporting a Nussbaum-style list of central capabilities?

Two central capabilities for autonomous exploration are the selection of the next view point(s) for gathering new observations and robust navigation.

She describes ten key capabilities (ibid., 33 34) and states that 'an ample threshold of ten central capabilities is required' (ibid., 32).

Martha Nussbaum, expanded on the model with a more complete list of central capabilities including life, health, bodily integrity, thought, and more.

A central capability of an autonomous senso-motory system an autonomous robot is to decide which task of an agenda of tasks is to be performed next.

The central capability is the ability to define a complete psychometric measurement instrument.

The NATO common budget and multi-national funding of key capabilities is the central glue that binds 28 separate nations into a common military fighting machine.

These central human capabilities come out of the capabilities approach (CA) now familiar in political philosophy and economics, and particularly reflect the work of Martha Nussbaum.

The lists of central human capabilities do not count with such democratic legitimation, but nonetheless many of the targets identified by capability theorists have their pendants in human rights law (Nussbaum [1997]; Marks [2011]).