Sentence examples for contained capabilities from inspiring English sources

Both themes contained capabilities that went beyond knowledge to include skills, attitudes, and behaviors, as noted below.

These tools contain capabilities for design and mechanical sizing of process equipment, and databases with information about materials of construction, as well as data about suppliers and prices.

In comparison with the conventional PNIPAAm hydrogels, resulting hydrogels presented favorable pH sensitivity as well as improved thermosensitive properties, including enlarged water containing capability at room temperature and faster shrinking/swelling rate upon heating.

At one end of this spectrum is Martha Nussbaum's well-known list, which contains prescribed capabilities that are grouped together under ten "central human capabilities": life; bodily health; bodily integrity; senses, imagination and thought; emotions; practical reason; affiliation; other species; play; and control over one's environment (Nussbaum 2006: 76 78).

Windows 10 will contain holographic capabilities in its every permutation, according to the firm.

The MSE subsystem contains the capabilities to implement a domain and a customer-specific service logic and includes six key function blocks, i.e., Portal/API, Application manager, User manager, Event processor, Platform manager, and Device monitor & control.

A program for initial blank design in sheet forming which contains the capabilities of forward loading simulation and backward tracing simulation has been developed and proven in effectiveness by applying it to a square cup stamping process.

The ability of ABALCs to activate the UCP1 promoter, however, indicates that rather than being an aberrant form of WAs, they contain transcriptional capabilities that correspond to their BA-like morphological phenotype.

The Investigatory Powers Act — dubbed the "Snoopers" charter by critics — was passed by parliament last year, gaining royal assent in November as the government sought to shore up capabilities contained within earlier "emergency" surveillance legislation, aka DRIPA, which contained a sunset clause, meaning those powers expired at the end of 2016.

The existence of an alternative, 12-step lysine degradation pathway in P. putida, as described by Revelles et al.[ 43] is also noteworthy in the comparison of metabolic capabilities contained in the three models, as this pathway has been suggested [ 44] to replenish TCA cycle intermediates.

The model also contains the capability of pig-tracking and slug-length-increasing model, which can be suitable for engineering design.