Sentence examples for projected capabilities from inspiring English sources

This article compares such materials with the projected capabilities of materials with periodic cells, configured as cores of panels, tubes and shells.

Accompanying sensitivity studies have permitted examination of how variations in the projected capabilities of different technologies could affect conclusions drawn from these analyses.

In this system a user secretly chooses a pair of prime numbers p and q so large that factoring the product n = pq is well beyond projected computing capabilities for the lifetime of the ciphers.

In the RSA system a user secretly chooses a pair of prime numbers p and q so large that factoring the product n = pq is well beyond projected computing capabilities for the lifetime of the ciphers.

But we still know little about how such Project Capabilities may be efficiently developed in PBOs.

Our study analyses how a project-based firm, 'Global Engineering', builds new project capabilities for digital delivery through work on three major road and railway infrastructure projects.

Project capabilities have been described in the literature as the appropriate knowledge, experience and skills to perform pre-bid, bid and project execution activities.

This paper explores the relationship between the organizational configurations PBOs adopt, and the effectiveness with which they develop their project capabilities.

The Special Forces context provides a particularly interesting illustration of how to build Project Capabilities over time, to the extent that they have been carrying out successfully multiple projects in extreme contexts for more than 60 years.

To overcome this differentiation/integration dilemma, the recent literature suggests that PBOs must develop Project Capabilities, defined as the internal ability of a PBO to create lasting performance based on multiple short term projects.

Their cross- case comparison and discussion of emerging findings in light of the extant literature suggest that the divisionalization inherent in multi-business-unit PBOs influences negatively their effectiveness in developing project capabilities.