Plant and French skippers shared respect for their mutual capabilities, and this somewhat feisty American was determined to use this cutting edge craft not only to prove his seafaring skills, but to win the race.
iSCSI: More for business users, the ix2 has iSCSI, iSNS, and Mutual CHAP capability.
In this scenario, the electrical distance between the two separated points (1, 2) becomes shorter by using the HWACT line, so the mutual supporting capability can be improved.
The benefits of a mutual second-strike capability led to the concept of arms control, by which potential adversaries would put less priority on simply lowering their force levels (as advocated by proponents of disarmament) and more on removing incentives to take the military initiative in the event of a severe crisis.
BBH's non-Internet mutual fund dealing capability covers more than 20,000 funds globally.
With the increasing of P r, both of the cooperative capability and mutual interference become more and more, so outage probabilities of the primary and secondary systems tend to be stable.
Some important mechanisms in complex assembly (i.e., assembly chain reaction) rely on the intrinsic disorder of the complex's parts and their capability for mutual folding.
Therefore, absence of IMD1 (inD3) in B. rapa (Ae t. arabicum) supports the hypothesized capability of mutual phenotype rescue among IMD1/3 double knock-outs in Brassicaceae, eventually preventing significant alterations of GS chemotype due to fractionation of IMD-like genes in Aethionema.
This is done by identifying mutual value and matching capabilities from the fringe to needs across the network.
They more clearly articulate dimensions for successful country ownership, including political ownership and stewardship, institutional and community ownership, capabilities, and mutual accountability, including financing.
