The presented technique includes semi-structured boundary-layer surface mesh generation which is a critical capability for accurate solutions to flows around geometries that have leading edge features.
"Backtrace makes software better by automating this critical capability for an era where continuous delivery, web-scale deployments, and enterprise-class reliability will be the norm for all software developers".
In fact, the ability to analyze data is considered a critical capability for contemporary organizations (Davenport 2006), and the ability to generate value from information is one important function of IT (Kohli and Grover 2008).
Laboratory information systems (LISs) supply mission-critical capabilities for the vast array of information-processing needs of modern laboratories.
"This budget made important investments in the president's new strategic guidance - including rebalancing to the Asia-Pacific region and increasing funding for critical capabilities such as cyber, special operations and global mobility," Hagel said in a statement.
There is a broad range of literature discussing the critical capabilities and competencies necessary for sustaining health-care partnerships.
Software applications are becoming one of the most valuable assets for companies, providing critical capabilities and functionalities to perform a wide range of operations in the industry.
More so than ever, health IT will be a "critical capability," as the agency itself notes, for the success of all stakeholders in patient care.
Guaranteeing accuracy is the critical capability in exact geometric computation, an important paradigm for constructing robust geometric algorithms.
In this context, talent management and leadership are becoming critical capabilities.
Several commission members indicated they believed that the Pentagon plan would close too many large bases with critical capabilities and highly trained workers that could be needed to support the military presence in Iraq or for unanticipated national security threats.
