Groups provide a way to group entities with similar capabilities, whereas, user rights define the capabilities of subjects to manage system resources and to perform system-related tasks.
We did this not because we were linguists, master debaters or history teachers, but because we knew that our words would help define the infrastructure that would define the rules that would define the processes that would define the technology that would define the capabilities of the next great payment system of the United States.
Static strength or psychophysical tests are commonly used to define the capabilities of a working population, but these data are not easily translated to the peak forces that users apply to products or the operational forces associated with product ease of use.
The first stage decomposes the digital model into a series of part features; the second stage of the model involved defining the capabilities of the 3D-printer.
To take up the DNA efficiently, bacterial cells must be in a competent state, which is defined by the capability of bacteria to bind free fragments of DNA and is formed naturally only in a limited number of bacteria, such as Haemophilus, Neisseria, Streptococcus, and Bacillus.
Combat survivability is defined as the capability of an aircraft to avoid or withstand a hostile environment, and related research centres on threat warning, signal jamming, radar deception, reduction of infrared signatures, threat suppression, redundancy and protection of components, passive and active damage suppression, and shielding.
Cognition is defined as the capability of sensing the radio environment and evaluating the capabilities of alternate configurations.
Convertibility is defined as the capability of a system to adjust production functionality, or change from one product to another.
Inter-operability can be defined as the capability of "gluing" together several heterogeneous technologies, referring to two main mechanisms: Transparent communication.
Business Continuity (BC) is defined as the capability of the organization to continue delivery of products or services at acceptable predefined levels following a disruptive incident.
