Sentence examples for description of the capabilities from inspiring English sources

For genericity purposes, these patterns rely on a unified description of the capabilities for action and change of the agents.

A description of the capabilities and methodologies implemented in the present version of ANET is given here, together with some illustrative applications of the code.

For managers, its value lies in a description of the capabilities needed to achieve an incremental enhancement of relational value in existing supplier buyer relationships (Alpha), financial value-seeking behavior in existing and new supplier buyer relationships (Beta), and radical leaps into new value constellations downstream in the value chain (Gamma).

I have explained that the SRS/MFA methodology is novel; I do not intend to make a comparison with other methods here, but present a description of the capabilities of the software.

Next, we briefly describe the simulation tools and models we have studied, followed by (a) a discussion of the problems we have encountered, (b) a description of the capabilities of simulation interface that is integrated into our system, and (c) a description of two new simulation tools which use the simulation interface.

The core of a deductive approach is the subject domain theory, an ontology comprising definitions of domain concepts, descriptions of the capabilities of available resources including data, knowledge, and tools, and the background knowledge necessary to relate these to high-level queries.

The book is The New Division of Labor by economists Frank Levy and Richard Murnane, and it's a thoroughly researched description of the comparative capabilities of computers and human workers.

A description of the various capabilities of the code is provided, including detailed discussion of the geometry, meshing, cross section processing, and neutron transport options.

By abstracting manufacturing processes into a set of rules that limit how and where material can be processed, all part geometries created by the Hybrid Ants are inherently 'manufacturable' under the current description of the manufacturing capability.

A description of the tool's capabilities is provided.

Sun's motto for Java, "Write Once, Run Anywhere," has proved a wonderful marketing slogan but not a real-world description of the language's capabilities, Microsoft insists.