Sentence examples for the capability to leverage from inspiring English sources

For example, in London, the Olympics were used not only to deliver a spectacular event, but also as a tool/means for accelerating an already existing vision and plans, and the city had the vision but also the capability to leverage this event to regenerate a wide polluted and contaminated area.

Unison is breaking through the added confusion of the feed by changing the metaphor and the information architecture with a new capability to leverage WebRTC.

We're very excited to add these capabilities to leverage our existing relationships with the labels, the studios, and the hardware providers.

This native capability to leverage caches is the best way to get the job done.

"We're very excited to add these capabilities to leverage our existing relationships with labels, the studios and the hardware providers".

By increasing our engineering capability to leverage such physical advantages while growing our understanding of how US affects neuronal function, the development of a new generation of non-invasive neurotechnology can be developed using ultrasonic methods.

The Bellerophon Environment for Analysis of Materials (BEAM) platform provides material scientists the capability to directly leverage the integrated computational and analytical power of High Performance Computing (HPC) to perform scalable data analysis and simulation via an intuitive, cross-platform client user interface.

Prior purveyors of the pipes to consumers (like cable companies) had neither the leverage nor the capabilities to play the role of content arbiter with subscribers.

Additionally, these modeling tools may not capture and represent explicitly the information needed to leverage the capabilities of analysis tools.

With the extreme heterogeneity in machines, networks and administrative organizations over which such networks are laid, peer-to-peer storage networks must be aware of the capabilities of the constituent components to leverage their resources, performance and reliability.

Frustrated by the inherent limitations of running neural networks on von Neumann systems they had come to the conclusion that creating neuromorphic hardware was the best way to leverage the unique capabilities of neural networks and, with IBM's expertise, the ZISC36 with 36 artificial neurons was born.