Sentence examples for known capabilities from inspiring English sources

But those are worst-case scenarios that exceed the known capabilities of terrorists and rogue states.

Given that the times involved and the known capabilities of Byrd's plane don't add up, and that his diary shows not crossed-out positional readings (which might indicate a genuine mistake) but carefully erased ones with others written on top, Fleming is perhaps being more generous than Byrd deserves.

Previous approaches to select agents to form a team rely on single-agent capabilities, and team performance is treated as a sum of such known capabilities.

The test quickly goes awry when the Enterprise speeds up, surpassing the known capabilities of warp engines.

Some Australian politicians and defense commentators proposed that Australia should attempt to purchase F-22s instead of the planned F-35s, citing the F-22's known capabilities and F-35's delays and developmental uncertainties.

A recent, highly publicized report claims that humans can discriminate at least 1 trillion odors, which exceeds by many orders of magnitude the known capabilities of color discrimination.

Due to its known capability to interact with invertebrates and mammals, it exhibits a multiphasic phenotype upon colonizing and potentially killing more than one host species [ 36].

B) Gal4 1-1477) has been shown not to activate transcription in vivo (Field, S. and Song, O. Nature 1989), nor does it have any known capability to recruit nucleosome remodelers.

It is not cell-type specific, rather it is an amalgamation of the known metabolic capabilities ocurring in at least one human cell, regardless of type.

Although many models have been proposed for neuronal encoding of information, only the minimal, known cellular capabilities of excitation and inhibition are needed to derive the network properties.

Subsequently, we decided to focus the remainder of the study on modelA, as it captures most of the known metabolic capabilities in the mouse.