Sentence examples for given the capabilities of from inspiring English sources

Yet, we consider this a minor demand, given the capabilities of today's computers and the resources required by current high-throughput assays.

And given the capabilities of the new smartphones, which can respond to location, play audio and video, and allow Internet interactions, a sophisticated guide is inevitable.

Given the capabilities of genetic algorithms (GA) in finding an optimum solution in very disturbed search spaces, they can be used to obtain the desired flotation circuit configuration.

So if, for example, information from an intercept or an informant suggested the possibility of a plot to bomb Buckingham Palace, that would meet the first test, but depending on the source, perhaps not the second, and probably not the third, given the capabilities of MI5 and the Special Branch.

The newly elected mayor of Baltimore, faced with both serious budget problems and a campaign pledge to increase funding for the city's school system, decides to save money by doing what previous mayors have tried to do and failed: close several of the city's older fire stations widely considered to be unnecessary, given the capabilities of modern fire fighting apparatus.

If the games of the past, without having evolved slowly, were just given the capabilities of today's HD consoles.

Especially when attack-drones are given the capability of taking matters into their own hands (or insectoid feelers).

Helicopters have been adapted extensively to antisubmarine roles, given the capability of "dipping" sonar sensors into the water to locate their targets and launching self-homing torpedoes to destroy them.

Given the capability of invasive C. fluminea and S. woodiana to accumulate large amounts of empty shells on several sites of the Danube, its habitat modifying effects can be particularly important, especially on the macroinvertebrate community structure.

Given the capability of the RV-GDT to adequately control for population admixture or substructure and analyze pedigrees with missing genotype data and its superior power over other family-based methods, it is an effective tool for elucidating the involvement of RVs in the etiology of complex traits.

In the examples given, the capability of CR to be aware of surrounding environment is exploited.