The phrase 'the capability in' is not correct and could not be used in its current form.
You could use the phrase 'the capability of' instead. For example: "John demonstrated the capability of quickly learning new skills."
Creating the capability in Iran could take years.
It did mean, however, that the UK needed to ensure that it had the capability in 17 years' time to retain a submarine-based deterrent.
"Unless Royal Mail has the capability in the future to access equity markets, every £1 that it borrows is another £1 on the national debt," he said.
"I think the capability in the consoles that are on the market today to play high-fidelity true console-like experiences in VR... they're just not powerful enough," he says.
In recent weeks, only Facebook – accused wrongly by the Sunday Times of reading your text messages (the company insists it's doing no such thing; the capability in its app is for a future mobile payment service) – has emerged without immediate criticism.
"We want to be a leader in mobile multimedia by offering audio, images and videos in one product," said Rachel Wright, the joint marketing manager at Nokia Multimedia UK. "We want to push the idea that consumers don't need a digital camera or an mp3 player but can get all the capability in one product".
"There's no way you can get the same understanding of risk if you developed the capability in-house, versus getting it off the shelf," says an investment manager at a $500 billion-plus fund which looked at implementing Aladdin.Not doing your own risk analysis means there is a danger that you will not fully understand the analysis done on your behalf.
Finally, the capabilities in a new OS can drive new designs for the computer makers, refreshing their brand.
Other assets which may be critical in shaping the future biobased industry are the capabilities in process engineering.
These are not the capabilities in which free societies invest.
This establishes some trust in the capability of the framework in predicting routing performance.
