Sentence examples for take the capabilities from inspiring English sources

Beyond them, Esa is looking to take the capabilities and expertise gained on the trucks into a new type of spacecraft - something it has dubbed for the moment simply as the "ATV Derivative".

Not only will this initiative take the capability overseas – for the benefit of other patients and healthcare systems – but it could help recruit high-calibre clinical and scientific talent, making these organisations more exciting places to work.

"We have taken the capabilities of these multithousand-dollar boxes and put them into a cheaper box for the single user," explains Barker.

The Relay is a portable, battery-operated CD-RW drive that takes the capability to burn CD's out of the computer and onto the road, perfect for the aspiring Berry Gordy who wants to assemble discs on the plane.

Therefore, by keeping other factors constant and taking the capability of hippopotamus to move and forage, only 22% of estimated area was classed as highly suitable and 78% area was moderately suitable.

And how do you take the great capabilities of the current systems and how do you apply them to public problems?

In total there are 2.5 million IB or ESA claimants, and ministers have only just started requiring 1.5 million long-standing IB claimants to take the work-capability test.

Proposals that do take the infrastructure capability into account, usually focus on power consumption of nodes.

Novel ad models will emerge and new revenue streams open when marketers take the latest image capabilities into consideration.

Lightricks "takes the retouching capabilities of Photoshop and makes them easy to use," said Farbman.

The method takes the perceptual capabilities of human vision system into account, which achieves significant bitrate saving while maintaining perception quality very well, especially in the applications of small QP and high bitrate.