This paper presents the architecture of our approach and the results obtained showing the concept capabilities.
Adversaries hoping to employ asymmetric approaches against the United States need detailed intelligence on US decision-making, operational concepts, capabilities, shortcomings, and vulnerabilities.
She led the company through its first 18 months, advancing it from concept to capability.
The British Swingfire and the French-designed, internationally marketed MILAN (missile d'infanterie léger antichar, or "light infantry antitank missile") and HOT (haut subsonique optiquement téléguidé tiré d'un tube, or "high-subsonic, optically teleguided, tube-fired") were similar in concept and capability to TOW.
The concept of capability maturity models was first developed by the Software Engineering Institute in Carnegie Mellon University as a tool for objectively assessing the ability of government contractors' processes to perform a contracted software project.
The problem is intensified by the fact that various moral perspectives are comprised in the concept of capability (Cohen 1993, p. 17-26, Williams 1987).
Notably, Sen [13] also highlights the burdens/responsibilities associated with personal freedom and thus extends the concept of capability beyond a purely rights-based discourse of justice, a point pursued in the discussion (the 'Discussion' section).
This requires an agile methodology to go from concept to capability in less than 90 days.
This may be related to the concept of capability wellbeing or to the ICECAP-O instrument's insensitivity for depression.
Some researchers have used cognitive theories in implementation research, especially for exploring the concept of capability beliefs and how it links to EBP among nurses [ 13, 18, 35].
