Sentence examples for high-level capabilities from inspiring English sources

"They've done all of the hardware and we're developing these high-level capabilities so Valkyrie does more than just move limbs," says Northeastern PhD student, Murphy Wonsick.

According to Glueck, one of Foursquare's greatest advantages is that they can offer the same high-level capabilities as their competitors, such as Facebook and Google, while focusing solely on the value they're delivering to partners.

Although many analysts are well equipped to use the software, higher level capabilities related to model development, impactful data interpretation and how best to take advantage of analytics are left to on-the-job training and, worse, to chance.

It has been argued that, in addition to healthcare system factors, more comprehensive health literacy measures are needed that assess higher level capabilities such as interpersonal communication skills.

He was transferred from overseas and admitted to the centre on Sunday, where he was placed in a special unit designed to provide high-level isolation capabilities and is staffed by infectious diseases and critical care specialists, according to the NIH.

High-level diagnostics capabilities are required to characterize fusion plasmas and to achieve a sound physics basis to design a fusion power plant.

Robots and other intelligent systems in human environment need high-level cognitive capabilities to enable the achievement of complex goals in complex environments using limited computational resources.

Most recently, EpCAM − CTCs isolated by FCM and having a Notch1+/EGFR+/Her2+/EpCAM − phenotype resulted in established cells lines and also demonstrated a high-level invasive capability in the brains and lungs of nude mice [ 37].

Russia, Israel and Romania are also alleged to have high-level cyber warfare capabilities.

A final important aspect of Bpipe is the high-level job management capabilities.

The presented algorithms rely on a robots inherent high-level feature extraction capability (object recognition and structural element extraction) capability to actually form concept models and infer them.