Adapted from the generic questionnaire shown in the exhibit "How to Perform a Capabilities Audit," the survey comprised 20 questions, with space for comments.
A total of 469 persons were excluded because of the inability to perform a physical capability test or were missing data for a physical capability test.
"Moreover, these highly articulated devices can co-ordinate their internal degrees of freedom to perform a variety of locomotion capabilities that go beyond the capabilities of conventional wheeled and the recently developed legged robots".
We do not have the capability to perform a space walk and do tile repair.
In this paper, a method is proposed that uses an artefact assembled in situ and exploiting the on-machine probing capability to perform a rapid volumetric distortion assessment of a five-axis machine.
One of these interoperability features concerns the cooperation among nodes towards a collaborative deployment of applications taking into account the available resources, such as electrical energy, memory, processing, and object capability to perform a given task, which are often limited.
Deliverables – A deliverable is a unique and verifiable product, result or capability to perform a service that must be produced to complete a process, phase or project.
For example, when a laboratory lacks on-site capability to perform a test, a portion of the sample is sent to a reference lab for analysis (send-out test).
The capability to perform a woman's duties including resumption of child bearing was a means of obscuring the HIV-infection and assuming the same status as women without the virus.
This scale was developed by the LANE study team using the framework proposed by Bandura [ 22] for measuring an individual's beliefs regarding capability to perform a certain activity, in this case EBP [ 18, 19].
Using telepathy as a lens with which to perform a feminist reading of the capabilities of the modernist novel, this essay illustrates how telepathy's utopian vision of consciousness offers a feminist framework for imagining modes of relation that are intersubjective and non-hierarchical.
