Sentence examples for means ability to from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the framework can be applied to process as well as organizational innovation, since the building blocks of the framework stand for attributes that are universal in nature, e.g., "portability" for a process means ability to be applied across domains, the same for an organization structure means ability to replicate a departmental structure across functions.

The role of the modern dad is eclectic and action-filled (by "action" of course, I mean "ability to sprint from one Frozen party to the next"), so your wardrobe has to reflect that.

Each activity was scored 0-1 or 0-2, where a score of 0 meant inability to perform the activity and a score of 1 or 2 meant ability to perform the activity.

"Exo" means outside the cell and "electrogens" means the ability to transfer electrons to insoluble electron acceptors (Zuo et al. 2008).

Economic insecurity means less ability to afford health insurance, and it also means less ability to afford health care.

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).

What this means is that they no longer have any data on loyal commenters, and no email addresses, which means no ability to communicate with them again.

"Technique means the ability to play notes fast and accurately.

In that case, larger is better because more surface area means more ability to capture light.

This is because of the brain's "neural plasticity" – which means its ability to adapt to new situations.

Holding sales in uncertain times means less ability to raise prices back to normal levels when good times return, hotel managers insist.