Sentence examples for proposed capabilities from inspiring English sources

One difficulty with this response is that it is not obvious why any of the proposed capabilities should count as a reason for favouring the interests of any being.

A prototype system has been developed to demonstrate the proposed capabilities.

We experimentally validated the proposed capabilities and showed fault detection and isolation in the temporal as well as in the value domain.

A comparison between the results shown in Figure 10 and the proposed capabilities in Figure 1 demonstrate the utility of SMS in resolving mechanistic heterogeneity and its contribution to the final peak shape and position through the stochastic theory of chromatography.

Table 1 Possible membership levels and capabilities Proposed role Proposed capabilities Senior curator Appoint curators, change dossier information Curator Review/manage ratings and proposed changes, approve contributors Associate curator Add or rate citations Contributor Comment, propose changes Each role also has the capabilities of all those below it.

The most widely discussed objection, however, is that, for each proposed capability, the claim that all and only humans have it is vulnerable to counterexamples based on so-called marginal cases.

The proposed capability metric, designed to find the vehicles with similar direction and better channel quality, is exploited in the processes of formation and maintenance to determine which node is suitable for a cluster head.

The NDSA survey was developed based on the ICF model [ 8] and Sen's proposed capability approach [ 9] and it includes several modules.

Additionally, we present a case study to demonstrate some of the proposed framework capabilities.

In order to demonstrate the proposed modeling capabilities, these results were compared with those obtained by an optimized support vector regression.

The capability metric has been proposed by capability philosophers as an alternative for, and improvement on, the Rawlsian social primary goods metric, which focuses on general purpose goods, such as income and wealth, opportunities and liberties, and the social basis of self-respect (Rawls 1971).