Absorptive capacity means firms' ability to sense, value, assimilate, and apply new knowledge and desorptive capacity means a firm's capability of external knowledge exploitation (Lichtenthaler, 2007).
According to Erpenbeck and Sauter (2013), Shavelson (2011) and Erpenbeck and Rosenstiel (2003), we consider competence being a capability, that means a disposition to act in complex, dynamic and unpredictable situations on basis of self-organization.
If you can rendezvous in orbit, that means a greater anti-satellite capability.
In this conceptualisation, customer satisfaction generally means a service firm's capability to deliver products and services within the customer's zone of tolerance (Zebal and Godwin 2011 ); that is, not below the customer's expectations and not above the customer's ideal expectation (Zeithaml 2000).
It means an excellent predictive capability.
The Honor lacks any fast-charging capability, which means a full charge takes over two hours.
Expanding nuclear capabilities also means an increased risk of using those capabilities for weapons, Lyman said, and the current global structure for monitoring nuclear development is unlikely to be able to support such growth safely without significant changes.
The shadow defence secretary, Liam Fox, said: "This constant failure to contain cost and keep to timetable means that taxpayers' money is being wasted and our armed forces are being denied vital equipment which has meant a reduction in capability.
Top brass say it could mean a further loss of capability, perhaps in amphibious warfare, or cutting Britain's revered special forces.
Four locomotives were used to conquer the severe grades; higher traction capability also means higher DB capability for locomotives.
