Sentence examples for particular capacities from inspiring English sources
We do not understand why a particular body or configuration of bodies would have the particular capacities that it does, and there is no special problem posed by the fact that we cannot understand how matter thinks (Cunning 2006).
A good human life is one that exercises one's higher capacities (I 11, 20; III 1 10); a person's higher capacities include her deliberative capacities, in particular, capacities to form, revise, assess, select, and implement her own plan of life.
Because programs are individually tailored, no experience or particular capacities are needed.
For increasing errors eA* (Fig. 5A, squares) channel capacity C and error bound pe− were along the same curve as in the previous case, and in particular capacities below C = 1.0×10−2 bits/amino acid symbol implied pe− = 1 with vanishing standard deviations.
The systemic focus of the programme, building in particular capacities at the organizational level, enhances the likeliness of the results to sustain beyond the life time of the programme.
This approach largely focuses on the distribution of resources or triage of services, and individuals may be seen as undifferentiated units of resource distribution with limited attention to their particular capacities.
Second, neurological evidence must exist that some area of the brain is specialized to control that particular capacity.
Without specifying any particular capacity, the report notes that Yucca Mountain could physically accommodate at least three times the statutory limit.
The disabled person no longer needs to show that their impairment affects a particular capacity such as hearing, eyesight, mobility or speech as they had to under the previous legislation.
Nevertheless, our proposed SMDP model is not dependent on a particular capacity formula.
As it happens, Zimmer points out, outlandish as it might seem, the very capability Roth imagines a particular capacity for recognizing one's grandmother may well be a part of our neurological endowment.
