Blastema, also called Regeneration Bud, in zoology, a mass of undifferentiated cells that has the capability to develop into an organ or an appendage.
"Iran has already demonstrated it has the capability to develop long-range missiles," said Robert Joseph, one of the architects of Mr. Bush's missile defense strategy, who was highly critical of Mr. Obama's decision.
"In Brazil," she says, "we know how to find potential drugs, but we don't have the capability to develop and test them.
In Kabul, students and shopkeepers alike said they thought the government had the capability to develop mines eventually, but not without help from foreigners.
While the Obama administration typically talks about stopping Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon, Mr. Romney adopted the language of Israel's leaders, who say Tehran must be prevented from even having the capability to develop one.
Lakshmi Narayanan, chief executive of Cognizant, a New Jersey-based IT-services firm with big operations in India, argues that the country does not yet have the capability to develop its own intellectual property.
These are topics like to have the capability to develop a business-plan for the own firm, or to produce a business rational with a market competition analysis etc.
When estrogen levels are profoundly suppressed, in vitro models of de novo resistance suggest that tumour cells may have the capability to develop estrogen hypersensitivity through changes in gene expression and regulation of growth factor signalling pathways (Santen et al, 2005).
The good news is that Canada has the talent, the knowledge and the capability to develop world-leading technology.
A large portion of that demand will come from emerging markets, chiefly China, and has the capability to offset sluggish demand in developed economies.
A moving horizon estimator (MHE), which has the capability to handle process constraints is developed for composition estimation in a distillation process under known switching mode criteria using the available temperature measurements.
