Meanwhile, the scope and capabilities of the technology – whether it's a sensor that picks up gunshots as well as voices or a module a cop shoots on to a suspect's car – continues to grow.
Chatterjee said that creating a joint venture with another steel business would create "a premium, world-class strip-steel business with the scale and scope of capabilities to compete successfully on the global stage".
While this is mandatory for method development, complementary, validation against more complex test-cases is essential, in order to prove the method's final scope of capabilities.
On the other hand, the phenotype becomes automatically invalid when extrapolated to AT II cells in vivo, whose characteristics and properties such as robustness are beyond the scope and capabilities of the AT II analogues developed herein.
In this respect, emerging markets with greater economies of scale, in terms of domestic market size, and the scope of capabilities built over time appear to be in an advantageous position.
The official adoption of the facial recognition system marks a milestone, but it's still very limited, both in scope and capability.
Another significant problem is that the well-loved systems tend to work within a fairly narrow scope of capability and mostly in isolation from one another, making coordinated response difficult.
But moral concerns remain (in fact, as reproductive technology grows in scope and capability, they are multiplying), and are highly relevant for people of faith.
Building on the success of H2H.jobs, Futures expanded the scope and capability with the rollout of the U.S. Military Pipeline in early 2014.
While HRIS are increasingly recognized as integral to health system performance assessment, baseline information regarding their scope and capability around the world has been limited.
