Sentence examples for evolution capabilities from inspiring English sources

"Sadr and the Mahdi Army: Evolution, Capabilities, and a New Direction". Center for Strategic and International Studies, 4 August 2008.

Integration of these data in a physically and chemically based groundwater model, incorporating a void evolution capability, is suggested.

Evolution capability, potential for reuse, and the development cost over the system lifetime are equally important aspects.

The classical phenomenon of progressive cracking of 90° plies in polymeric matrix cross-ply laminates, and potential or subsequent delamination along the 0°/90° ply interface, is critically revisited using a finite-volume homogenization theory with damage evolution capability.

In addition to its "smart evolution capability" Samsung has also added gesture, voice and face recognition features to the ES8000 model.

Optimized by 3.5 billion years of evolution, its capabilities are impressive.

To date, few attempts have been made to use the information contained in these knowledge management systems to understand the nature and evolution of capabilities in professional services firms.

In his article "The developmental origins of health" [64] he added a framework used to analyze the expression and evolution of capabilities.

His principle weakness is to assume that "divine inspiration," or the truthfulness of religion must compete with evolution's capability to explain it.

We rather consider it as a strong indication that these proteins have gained, during evolution, the capability to bind to more partners when needed; another way to augment adaptability to various environments.

The evolution of such capabilities, favoring the process of evolvability (the capacity to give rise to new properties), is a fascinating subject, though mentioned explicitly only once in the book, and deserves more attention than it has traditionally received.