Sentence examples for more a capability from inspiring English sources

AMD does not yet have the chipset technology available to allow its Athlon processors to run in groups of two or more, a capability required for any server or workstation worth buying.

It helps to think of the digital video recorder as more of a capability than a device.

I think we will see more variations of this from other companies and will begin to think of it less as fringe or even the vanguard and more as a capability channel required for doing business.

On the other hand, RoboSmart includes a proximity sensor, a more practical capability in a smart light bulb than music sync.

Additionally, by mining the "buzz" on college music Web sites, the researchers were able to predict songs that would hit the top of the pop charts in the next two weeks — a capability more impressive than today's market research predictions.

Empirical data from a longitudinal survey offers a more robust capability for predicting behavior over time.

Tremendous advantages became obvious if various weapons systems could interact if, for example, one system could detect the presence of a threat and another system, with a more effective capability against that particular kind of threat, could attack it using information derived from the first system.

With his third novel, The Book of Daniel (1971), came awareness that he was writing with a more mature capability, and that it might be possible to live as a professional writer.

In particular, the strain Penicillium had a more significant capability (than A. niger) of reducing 93.20% of SRF compared to the uninoculated sample.

A case was made to government, and accepted, that this fleet needed to be augmented with a more modern capability if the nation's science at high latitudes was to remain competitive.

According to the collected information and the changing demands of the higher layers, the system still need a more flexible capability to reorganize the front-end of radio environment.