Sentence examples for levels of capacities from inspiring English sources

In the novel Huxley describes the mass production of children by what we would now call in vitro fertilisation; interference in the development process of infants to produce a number of "castes" with carefully modulated levels of capacities to enable them to fit without complaining into the various societal and industrial roles assigned to them; and Pavlovian conditioning of children from birth.

Unlike most of past research, our study allows for multiple levels of capacities available to the warehouses and plants.

The problem is that even if this is correct, it is not clear that the current laws of war, and the levels of capacity of the soldiers in the field, are sufficient to confine the use of LARs to those situations where they can possibly save lives.

It continued: "Even when the economy has returned to normal levels of capacity and inflation is close to the target, the appropriate level of Bank Rate is likely to be materially below the 5% level set on average by the [monetary policy] committee prior to the crisis.

Airlines were running at record levels of capacity even before Sunday's storm blanketed the city with 20 inches of snow during one of the busiest travel periods of the year.

Airlines were running at record levels of capacity even before Sunday's storm blanketed the city with more than 20 inches of snow during one of the busiest travel periods of the year.

This is particularly true for the many parts of Africa where existing levels of capacity are very low…".

Together with increasing the bandwidth, the use of more nodes is an easy means to achieve desired levels of capacity.

Due to technical challenges, economic constraints and variable levels of capacity, the implementation of surveillance systems remains variable.

Again, this demonstrates that EWS cannot be applied uniformly in a society given different levels of capacity and access to critical resources.

We combine such a variable-capacity bottleneck with Vickrey scheduling preferences for the special case, where there are only two possible levels of capacity.