Sentence examples for more on capabilities from inspiring English sources

For instance, on the landscape layer the focus tends to be on contributions to knowledge while on the organisational layer it is more on capabilities.

"But I can say that in terms of our purpose, we focused less on personnel and more on capabilities and hardware... to inflict long-term damage on the Iranian military establishment in Syria.

But here his focus is more on these capabilities in their exercise and not simply in their potentiality.

They will also have to rely more on the capabilities of integrated, advanced analytic planning and operation decision support systems for their strategic as well as day to day decisions.

A true security approach would focus more on the capabilities of refugees to contribute economically, culturally, and intellectually to the countries that keep them safe and healthy, as they have throughout history.

Jeep says it provides more off-road capability and more on-road refinement.

In hindsight, the world got Russia wrong because everyone was viewing only a part of the story, focusing more on the capability of Russian leaders to repay than their intention to do so.

Nvidia and its rival, ATI Technologies, which was recently acquired by the microprocessor maker Advanced Micro Devices, are engaged in a technology race that is rapidly changing the face of computing as the chips — known as graphical processing units, or G.P.U.'s — take on more general capabilities.

"Now we plan to focus more on marketing, logistical capabilities and launch into more categories including the subscription service," he added.

Asked about Trump's comments, European Union foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini said the EU knows it needs to "work more on our defense capabilities," but said the United States needs to keep solidarity with its allies.

For example, current methods tend to focus more on testing performance capabilities over simulated data or for functional enrichment in GO categories that may not be very relevant to clinically relevant phenomena.