Sentence examples for historical capacity from inspiring English sources

To Iraq's top leaders, he first cited the Iraqi people's historical capacity for "patience".

Contrast that today where the oyster industry is at 14% of historical capacity.

Both seem rooted in an existentialist tradition, which is as much about the futility and absurdity of the human condition as it is about our historical capacity for cruelty.

The review also reveals large differences in historical capacity market clearing prices.

For Westlund, autonomy is neither a structural nor a historical capacity of critical reflection, but rather a disposition of an agent to "hold herself answerable, for her action-guiding commitments, to external critical perspectives" (Westlund 2009, 35).

Our Bill of Rights and the modern concept of human rights stand like gravestone monuments to man's historical capacity for inhumanity to man through torture.

These impacts of habitat loss have not been well-studied, but may be widespread because there are many situations in which much of the historical habitat capacity has been removed.

In this review paper we highlight that the choice depends upon a number of factors including the type of degradation, available historical data, capacities and resources, and the potentials and limitations of various measurement and monitoring approaches.

Their automated system for routing and splitting of inbound shipments to optimal fulfillment centers (based on capacity, historical geographic distribution of customers and who knows what else) is a nontrivial task in and of itself.

We use these ethical principles to derive political principles – historical responsibility and capacity to pay – that can be applied in assigning a share of the financial burden to individual countries.

GDRs is a sophisticated approach in which the global effort needed to stabilize the climate is divided up on the basis of historical responsibility and capacity to pay.