Of the capacity to do this kind of pattern recognition, translation, and generation for any sufficiently broad set of data, not just images?
However, the rapid expansion of the capacity to do transplantations has not been accompanied by the development of an ethical system for recovering organs from those who die in hospitals while on life support, as is international practice.
"The US — although the US may not agree with all of Rahmon's policies, of course — gives them the weapons and training and the capacity to do some of things it does," said Lemon.
Nevertheless, one might think that if the possession of some threshold level of a sophisticated cognitive capacity (e.g., the capacity to set ends) makes such a difference to moral status, then the possession of the capacity to do this well (e.g., the capacity to set ends well) should lead to an even higher status.
And although they envisioned a similar generational shift, Obama more radically sought distance from Washington, whereas Kennedy did not reject the capacity of Washington to do good work for the people.
"The grand jury has the capacity to do a lot of things".
I'm writing a script as well that I finished with another partner, so I have the capacity to do a lot of things.
"My guess," Mr. Handy said of the Florida Democratic Party, "is that given all of the circumstances, they're not going to have the capacity to do the same kind of primary a state would".
"We had the capacity to do a whole range of things under these listening programs," Holder said.
I will leave it to you to judge which of them has the capacity to do the most damage.
