Sentence examples for steep capability from inspiring English sources

The outcome of this review is much better than the armed forces were expecting only six months ago, when further steep capability cuts – comparable to those suffered over the past five years – were widely anticipated.

Simulated results clarifies that proposed device have achieved the tremendous performance in terms of driving current capability, steeper subthreshold slope (SS), drain induced barrier lowering (DIBL), hot carrier effects (HCEs) and high frequency parameters for better device reliability.

This imposes a severe limit to the step-up conversion capability and steeper subthreshold (<60 mV/dec) obtainable in the device.

5) Incorporated learning and building of dynamic capabilities A steep learning curve is inherent in the development of breakthrough innovations, which makes the management of learning and building of dynamic capabilities essential.

The unique landscape promoted the development of monorails, which have the outstanding capability of climbing steep slopes [44].

The aim of this work was to evaluate the capability of corn steep liquor being a low cost substrate on the recombinant protein production by cultivating recombinant Escherichia coli and increasing the production of hyperthermophilic esterase (HE).

The 'STEM premium' can be steep indeed, even as the capabilities and educational potential of the playthings themselves varies considerably.

The decreasing success rate with a steeper slope as shoulder strength generating capability most likely becomes a determinant for propelling on steeper slopes.

This paper deals with a comparative study of several laminated plate theories with respect to their capability to capture the steep transverse stress gradients occurring in vicinity of free edges.

For solving the optimization problem, three metaheuristics (Gravitational Search Algorithm, Bat Algorithm and Particle Swarm Optimization) are combined with the Steepest Descent Method for local search capability enhancement.

The Chairman of the Armed Services Committee, influential Democrat Carl Levin said Thursday he would not support sending more combat troops to Afghanistan unless there were steep improvements in the training and capabilities of Afghanistan's own army and police.