Sentence examples for potential to execute from inspiring English sources
The FMS under consideration in this paper consists of a number of multifunctional CNC machines, tools with the potential to execute several operations.
The fifth simulation scenario explains a situation when two action options exist (for the simulation two input stimuli were considered for this) and both have the potential to execute an action.
This approach does not support library routines in our sense and it lacks the potential to execute code in parallel, but the idea behind it could be a base on which we can build up our DEF system.
I have always argued that the Western intervention that helped bring down Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi was inspired and skillfully executed, and had the potential to do more good than harm.
In a gushing press release, the Association for Unmanned Vehicle Systems International, praised the bipartisan group and explained, "Unmanned systems extend human potential, allowing us to execute dangerous or difficult tasks safely and efficiently.
Moreover, multiscale models can be very computationally expensive, and may have potential to be executed on distributed infrastructure.
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FreeMarkets "is one that's beginning to execute against the potential they laid out originally," said Mitch Rubin, who manages the Baron iOpportunity fund, a FreeMarkets shareholder.
The potential of the 1,8-naphthalimide sensor to execute INHIBIT logic function at molecular level was also demonstrated.
The company is free and clear to execute to its full potential".
The American Civil Liberties Union passionately supports the right of women to abort their potential children and vehemently opposes the right of government to execute proved murderers.
