Sentence examples for separate capabilities from inspiring English sources

"The United States cannot afford to build two separate capabilities for carrying out secret military operations, secretly operating standoff missiles, and secretly training foreign military or paramilitary forces," the report concluded.

The commission's final report found that the C.I.A.'s paramilitary operations, like those used to root out terrorist leaders in Afghanistan and elsewhere, had a history of unsatisfactory results before the Sept. 11 attacks and that "the United States cannot afford to build two separate capabilities for carrying out secret military operations".

Systems with varying degrees of porosity and separating capabilities are formed, and several of these systems show promise as membrane materials.

Polymeric precursor affects the structure of carbon membrane, and ultimately, its separating capability after pyrolysis.

The wave of enterprise social networks doesn't look to be dying in the next year, but a distinct value on separate messaging capabilities will be prioritized in enterprises where being action-oriented is important.

Your Volunteer Work: list all your volunteer work through separate accomplishments, capabilities or skills sections.

By separating the capabilities, Facebook clearly showed that the two functionalities shouldn't be accessed via the same application - the value in messaging came from speed.

To further test the idea that MHC class I ligands might be in excess relative to Ly49 receptors, we examined how Ly49 receptor levels were influenced by the presence of several MHC class I alleles, each with a separate downmodulating capability on the same Ly49 receptor.

We confirmed this separate activation capability in a cell culture N-dependent luciferase reporter assay.

The reorganization plan also includes separate directorates of capabilities and research.

Or maybe the "weakest part of human beings" is that we have separated our emotional capabilities from the work that we do, and we therefore judge our worth on criteria better suited to machines, on inputs and outputs, productivity and growth, on mere calculation, rather than on intrinsic human values.