Sentence examples for having the capacity of from inspiring English sources

From neurorobotics, cognitive, self-organizing and artificial immune system perspectives, our discussions focus mainly on how robust behaviors evolve or emerge in these systems, having the capacity of interacting with their surroundings.

Importantly, the developing country in these cases takes on developed country regulatory standards without having the capacity of the developed country to manage the risks of those standards [ 24].

The iPSCs at cellular level are almost similar to ESCs as they are having the capacity of self-renewal, differentiation potential and the ability to produce germ line competent-chimeras.

As a result, having the capacity of aerobic respiration along with the anaerobic metabolism, the mitochondria of N. gruberi were considered to resemble the evolutionary intermediate proposed to have arisen within the ancestor of all extant eukaryotes (Mentel and Martin 2008; Fritz-Laylin et al. 2011).

"They have the capacity of eating through major timber in a couple of years".

Not everyone is aware of credit unions – they don't have the capacity of payday lenders to advertise their services.

The hotel had the capacity of 3000 people, in its heyday in the 1940's and 1950's.

"The prison has the capacity of 80 prisoners, but we have put 400 in, which is difficult," General Askar said.

"One barge has the capacity of 16 rail cars or 70 trucks," said Anne D. Burns, a spokeswoman at American Waterways Operators.

Tiriri health centre, which should have the capacity of a small hospital, has no Coartem, an anti-malarial and the most needed drug in the region.

Each individual unit has the capacity of over three standard phone chargers, and the units can be interlinked to create more power.