We are troubled with the exclusive focus on particular indicators of development, to the exclusion of others, particularly those most relevant to the "capabilities" — to quote the Nobel prize-winning economist Amartya Sen — of Gujarat's poorest citizens.
I think a lot of times professionals who I meet, they don't pay attention to whether or not they're on their side, and going back to that Henry Ford quote, our beliefs and our capabilities have a tremendous influence over the outcome.
They can quote, for example, from a "capability review" on the education department carried out by the Cabinet Office during Bell's tenure: he was "visible, decisive, engaging and inspiring".
"Whatever thing he is smoking these days has worsened his thinking capabilities," he was quoted as saying.
North Korea has processed 8,000 spent fuel rods that could be used for nuclear bombs, but does not intend to export its atomic capabilities, a top North Korean official was quoted as saying by China's official news agency.
Some solutions are based on extensions of the mind, as diligent uses of the environment can amplify and extend the capability of thinking; "supersizing the mind" to quote Andy Clark.
Wemple suggests that the New York Times editors may have "missed the approximately 10,000 quotes from anonymous administration officials raising questions about Trump's capabilities".
The LA Times quotes MIT Security Studies Associate Jim Walsh in this article on North Korea's missile capabilities.
There's a great Alan Kay quote: "Perspective is worth 80 IQ points". Some of our strategic capability comes from that.
And so executives mistakenly think that somebody who's not really, quote unquote, getting it, isn't getting it because of a capability gap.
