Sentence examples for differences in capabilities from inspiring English sources
The new START accord helps improve U.S.-Russian relations, but differences in capabilities and doubts about intentions will make further steps harder.
Intel showed off designs for its all-in-one Project Alloy VR headset a few weeks ago, and while there are some differences in capabilities, it's clear that both companies see wireless VR as where the industry is headed.
During the discussions we could therefore clearly observe the tension in teacher teams between the wish to adhere to a liberal egalitarian/meritocratic ideal of equal opportunities, and the wish to give a diverse student population the means to study successfully by taking into account the differences in capabilities among students.
It is important to keep in perspective inherent differences in capabilities between tissue-based assays and in vivo assays using molecular imaging.
Second, Lehr does not recognise the tremendous differences in capability between the states of east Africa and the nations of southeast Asia.
Due to the different cognitive demands in analytical and dynamic problems (e.g., using existing knowledge vs. generating knowledge; OECD [2014]), we suspect differences in capability utilisation in math and science.
Gimenez et al. [ 10] in their in vivo study also reported no difference in capability of examiners with different work experience, in detecting caries lesions or assessing their acitivity [ 10].
The difference in capability was at this stage not significant, however, and Henry's forces had new armour and weaponry.
These differences in metabolic capabilities are likely to contribute to colonization capabilities in various environments.
And especially as it expands to include smaller, weaker countries in Eastern and Central Europe, it is natural that NATO should be a multi-layered enterprise, to reflect the great differences in military capabilities and public opinion among its many members.
