The first concerns the distinction between capabilities and functionings.
Specifically, we are planning to draw a clear distinction between capabilities designed for technical users who are adept at building workflows, and users who have the domain expertize needed for validating the results of the processing of such workflows.
Furthermore, results show that it is possible to make statistically significant distinctions between different capabilities, that perceptions of others' capabilities are sometimes related to own capabilities and that achievements appear, in general, to be related to corresponding capabilities.
This is because there is a distinction between functionings and capabilities.
The distinction between functionings and capabilities is between the realized and the effectively possible, in other words, between achievements, on the one hand, and freedoms or valuable opportunities from which one can choose, on the other.
"In setting requirements for nuclear strike capabilities, distinctions can be made among the contingencies for which the United States must be prepared," the Pentagon report states.
The particle identification capability allows the distinction of hadron from electrons up to 40 GeV/c and the spectrometer rigidity is almost 40 GV.
Her distinction suggests that however broadly capabilities are framed, however many aspects of social life they encompass, their reliance on a metric of individual well-being will limit their ability to capture the importance of recognition as a form of justice.
The evaluation results show notable distinction of feature support and capabilities between commercial and open-source IaaS platforms, significant deficiency of important architectural components in terms of fulfilling true promise of infrastructure clouds, and real-world usability of the proposed taxonomy and architectural framework.
A group's capability to draw the distinction between friend and enemy does not require, Schmitt holds, that the group already possess a formal organization allowing for rule-governed collective decision-taking.
