Sentence examples for pre-existing capacity from inspiring English sources

In fact, that pre-existing capacity may have made those wild species easy to domesticate.

'A strength is a pre-existing capacity for a particular way of behaving, thinking or feeling that is authentic and energising to the user, and enables optimal functioning, development and performance' (Linley 2008, p. 9).

Our modified GBS protocol represents another step that significantly improves on pre-existing capacity while adding several new ones.

Drawing on pre-existing capacity or culture in communities is an additional mechanism which should be explored.

The added value of relative autonomy and community embeddedness may favour an NGO model, especially where there is some pre-existing capacity.

The study confirmed the initial concerns of the team that the pre-existing capacity in place in 2009 (at the start of study), would not be sufficient to cope with the increases in patient referrals to the service.

Hence people may have experienced impacts that subsequently undermined their pre-existing capacities to cope and manage crisis – they effectively joined the highly vulnerable group through the passage of events.

Profit-maximizing electricity producers determine investment in new production capacity as well as utilization of pre-existing capacities, facing technology specific constraints and a number of cost components.

For all southern partners, pre-existing research capacity increased the likelihood of successful partnership.

A major challenge of the international support in low-resource settings, such as in Haiti, is to ensure that it does not replace or undermine pre-existing national capacity and responsibilities.

Such coordination protocol can be realized by solely exploiting the proposed EL or using the signaling to enhance the pre-existing finite-capacity backhaul.