'data capability' is a correct and usable term in written English.
It can be used in any context where someone's capacity to collect, store, and analyze data needs to be discussed. For example, "Our team was able to use their data capability to successfully analyze the customer feedback data we gathered."
Bowman's secure radio communications and basic data capability have been used on operations since 2005.
A theme emerged in Las Vegas at the CTIA conference last week: Add mobile data capability to absolutely everything, including video cameras and the human body.
Heather Savory, the ONS's deputy national statistician for data capability, said: "ONS is looking for the best people to take full advantage of cutting-edge tools and technologies and to help ONS make the most of the data revolution.
The reality, however, is that though cellphones have spread through much of the developing world, those phones and their networks tend to be lower-tech, without data capability.
The UK government, in its paper on a strategy for UK data capability, published by the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills in October 2013, has recognised the need for industry, academia and government to all work together to produce enough graduates with the skills being demanded.
Active Pixel Sensors used in High Energy Particle Physics require low power consumption to reduce the detector material budget, low integration time to reduce the possibilities of pile-up and fast readout to improve the detector data capability.
He said Iridium was incompatible with ICO and Teledesic and that it had no data capabilities.
"However, many have missed an opportunity by not investing in data capabilities like many media agencies".
Today, however, Mr. McCaw said he had revised his strategy to focus primarily on delivering data capabilities through ICO and Teledesic.
Its concluding section says the funding should be sufficient to meet the local costs of improving data capabilities, making use of facilities such as the Firelink radio system.
Vodafone has spent £19bn in the past two years, including a necessary extra £7bn under "Project Spring" to get its 4G and data capabilities up to competitive strength.
