Sentence examples similar to inbuilt capacities from inspiring English sources

More than film, photography or television, with their inbuilt capacity to fool the eye, ghosts in the theatre really spook us.

But amid the glitz at the Grand Connaught Rooms (built on the site of the pub in 1905), the occasion will also give pause for reflection on the FA's future role, its dysfunctional structure and its inbuilt capacity for self harm.

While some AI solutions remain dependent on programming, some have an inbuilt capacity to learn patterns and make predictions.

In fact that status comes with an inbuilt capacity for business success.

Capitalism has an inbuilt wondrous capacity of resurrection and regeneration; though this is capacity of a kind shared with parasites – organisms that feed on other organisms, belonging to other species.

3. Reform programs need to incorporate active implementation research systems to learn the contextual dynamics and responses, as well as have inbuilt program capacity for corrective measures.

For Montaigne, as for contemporary neuroscientists, humans thus have an inbuilt imitative, sympathetic capacity.

This is a result of higher inbuilt oxygen content of the fuel (Yuvarajan et al. 2017a).

This is owing to excess inbuilt oxygen content present in it.

Inbuilt constraint handling capability makes our proposal attractive in the design of recursive filters.

If Leibniz erred by ascribing to unknown noumena the properties of causal closure belonging to phenomena, Hume erred by being unaware of the inbuilt constraints on our representational capacity.