Sentence examples for for greater capability from inspiring English sources

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Its language seemed unassailable, focussing on the need for greater capability in civil affairs, military policing, cultural and language expertise, and counterinsurgency, all as part of what the document called "the long war" against global terrorism.

Here, we propose several new structures founded upon the emerging plasma filament-based approach to metamaterial design that are aimed at addressing such problems and providing tools for greater capability in microwave transmission than has been possible in the past.

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They argue that the Ukraine crisis demonstrates the need for greater capabilities to protect more vulnerable states on European borders.

For 40% and 60% the difference is even higher (7.1% for 40%and7.6%6% for 60%) demonstrating the greater capability of the proposed method.

Another expert, Jonathan Rottenberg at the University of South Florida, cited research in an e-mail interview that suggests "people generally have a greater capability for complex, mixed emotional states in adulthood".

Robotic military systems with varying degrees of lethality are under development – and in some cases already deployed – by the US, South Korea, China, Israel and the UK, as defence budgets around the world respond to the forces of austerity which demand greater capability for less money.

Particularly, QDs coated with PEG-NH2 had a greater capability for entering the cells and revealed a robust ability to repress the proliferation of J774A.1 cells.

DE-STARLITE also has much greater capability for planetary defense than current proposals and is readily scalable to match the threat.

Better root system may led to greater capability for absorption and transportation of water, thus improving the plant's ability to handle environmental stress (Jacobs et al. 2005; Grossnickle 2012).

The nanostructure of a xyloglucan polysaccharide determines the cross-linking mechanism to cellulose microfibrils, i.e., a less substituted backbone of XG (fucosyl branching), the greater capability for binding to cellulose [ 5, 6].

He had to be a man of great capability, working for a fee plus a percentage of the profits, with penalties for late finishing and inducements to complete the work early.

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