Sentence examples for industry capability from inspiring English sources

He said it wasn't fair to use the troubled air warfare destroyer project, running three years late and $1.2bn over budget, as the key criterion for decisions about local defence industry capability to undertake future naval construction in Australia.

The gained experience in Entry Descent and Landing design will enhance European industry capability to contribute to future planetary exploration missions.

It's the first end-to-end industry capability on blockchain that has its core in trust," Jason Kelley, the GM of blockchain services at IBM told TechCrunch.

Now, years later, his inventions have been integrated into mainstream computing as industry capabilities have increased.

H20 Industries capability can be arranged virtually in a day and can be easily expanded to accommodate growth.

An in-house H20 Industries capability requires a great deal of space, whereas a portable tank system using flexible hose connections can fit virtually anywhere in minimal space.

Mobilizing Your World explains our role in galvanizing technology, partners, industries, capabilities and bringing it all together making it all work together, making a complicated world seamless and interoperable.

As in the financial services industry, this capability has prompted some people to explore whether blockchain may one day replace a portion of utilities' businesses by doing away with the need for intermediaries altogether.

The taxi industry's capability to survive and grow depends on multi-facet performance indicators, which requires a clear definition of the ecosystem main goal [45].

Shortly after we introduced our plans for ONE by AOL in March, Jefferies Equity Research analyzed the ad platform space and ranked AOL and Google at the top of the heap – far outpacing the rest of the industry in capability and service.

And especially at this moment, where the world is awash with oil and supply is beyond industry's capability to store it readily (super tankers are being chartered to stockpile oil because land storage is at capacity) and consumption is diminishing to the point that a number of refineries have shut down, (please see "Obama Finally Takes on the Banks -- Commodity Futures Trading Needs be Next").