Sentence examples for from the capabilities from inspiring English sources
Simon imagines that NSA capabilities can be guessed at by extrapolating from the capabilities of the the Baltimore police force in the 1980s.
Our planet's human-carrying capacity emerges from the capabilities of our social systems and our technologies more than from any environmental limits.
Organisers have also been testing sensors that can accurately measure the positions of boats on the race course.Broadcasters are benefiting from the capabilities of the new boats, which can perform in a range of conditions, unlike the single hulls used in previous America's Cup races.
Mr. Ellis concludes that population growth is the mother of invention, always stimulating us to coax more food from the land: "Our planet's human-carrying capacity emerges from the capabilities of our social systems and our technologies more than from any environmental limits".
(That said, as computer graphics became more detailed, the original blocky icons gave way to more detailed depictions of trash cans, folders and so forth, which are arguably skeuomorphs of visual metaphors).Apple's iOS 7 is not the first operating system to ditch this sort of thing in favour of an approach that arises more directly from the capabilities of hardware and software.
While successful, present AI is far from the capabilities seen in futuristic motion pictures in delicate and telling ways.
With substrate concentration of 3% they could achieve high surface activity and emulsification capability from the biosurfactant.
The body of empirical literature that takes inspiration from the capability approach is now numerically impressive.
Afghan air power and medical evacuation are two areas that are a long way from the capability they need.
Apart from the capability in tuning the ZnO electrical properties, determination of these properties also remains challenging.
We argue that this behavior results from the capability of the KRAO-ASB algorithm in combining information from both single detectors.
