There are some caveats: for example, the capacity to understand fast speech seems to fade with age.
Figure 10 shows, as an example, the capacity with outage as a function of.
For example, the capacity estimated by maximum method at San Diego is similar to a bimodal distribution.
As in the previous example, the capacity of this channel is also at most 2 bits per channel use.
For example, the capacity of faecal case components to reduce predation sometimes varied markedly among predators and between larval versus pupal life stages.
For example, the capacity of the NSAGs to fulfil obligations and the nature of the humanitarian crisis would require careful consideration.
Exotic species are reviewed in relation to key measures of what sustainable planting might entail, for example the capacity to minimise carbon expenditure, support biodiversity, and how these species play a positive role in human perception of designed landscapes.
For example, the capacity for seed numbers in a silique and the resistance for pod shattering during seed harvest have great impacts on seed yield (Wang et al. 2007b; Gan et al. 2008).
In an earlier work, Aristotle distinguishes essence, for example the necessary property of being rational for a human being, from accident, for example, being asleep, and from distinctive properties, those necessary properties that are explained by rationality but are not part of the human essence, for example, the capacity to learn a language (Topics I 5).
Thus, for example, the capacity to adopt the type of objective viewpoint demanded by Kantian morality (discussed in the final section of Spirit)—the capacity to see things, as it were, from a detached or universal point of view might be enabled by engaging with spirit's "alienations" such as the myths and rituals of a religion professing a universal scope.
