Sentence examples for sophisticated capacity from inspiring English sources

The hit demonstrates a sophisticated capacity by foreign criminals to operate in Britain – a country, ironically enough, attractive to rich Russians because it epitomises the rule of law and appears to be secure.

"There is a new appreciation that Russia has acquired a very sophisticated capacity for what is being labelled asymmetric, unattributed aggression, which is a combination of political pressure, economic pressure, cyber, propaganda, special forces, surrogates, infiltrators, equipment provision".

We have very involved and sophisticated capacity planning processes.

On the emotional side, one sophisticated capacity that has been proposed is the capacity to care, as distinguished from the mere capacity to desire.

She claims that there is no plausible story to be told here, since the capacity to grasp independent moral truths would have to be "a highly specialized, sophisticated capacity" akin to the human eye, and no such entity could plausibly emerge "as the purely incidental byproduct of some unrelated capacity that was selected for on other grounds entirely" (Street 2006, 142 43).

In extant C. albicans, morphological variation alters cell surface antigens and it is likely that this pathogen uses its sophisticated capacity to generate morphological variation as a strategy to escape the immune system.

The result suggests that the unconscious mind has more sophisticated capacities than many have thought.

Moreover, any non-human individual who lacks cognitively sophisticated capacities, which includes most (but not all) animals, lacks FMS.

The above accounts can be modified as follows: sophisticated cognitive capacities or the capacity to develop these sophisticated capacities (without losing one's identity) are necessary and sufficient for FMS.

Both sufficient conditions of FMS now ultimately appeal to the value of cognitively sophisticated capacities, and cognitively impaired members of all cognitively sophisticated species have the same moral status.

However, these potentiality accounts make no advance with respect to the problem of accounting for the equal status of all beings with FMS, since sophisticated capacities, which can be exercised well to varying degrees, are still treated as the source of moral status.