Sentence examples for tools capacity from inspiring English sources
But some features are beyond the tools' capacity to replace, one of which is eyes.
This provides a flexible framework for tracking ecosystem service tools' capacity to support restoration decision making as the science of ecosystem services continues to advance.
In order to optimize the diamond grinding tools capacity for precise grinding, the effects of Y2O3 fillers on the thermal and mechanical properties of vitrified bond and vitrified diamond composites was comprehensively investigated.
At the same time, these studies show the utility of decision support tools, capacity building exercises and research and knowledge production all positive outcomes that should not be discounted.
The multi-pronged approach (including working on policies and legislation, developing methodologies and tools, capacity building, investment in social infrastructure) and highly-participatory approaches used in the implementation of the Project were appropriate in view of the underlying ToC and its key assumptions.
During the rehabilitation sessions, the patient learns about magnifying tools' capacities and limitations in order to make the right choice and enable valid evaluation by the optician.
The evaluation noted several areas for improvement with regard to the systems and tools, capacities, and resources available for monitoring and reporting on progress towards results.
This paper presents a multiple criteria decision approach for trading weekly tool capacity between two semiconductor fabs.
Due to the high-cost characteristics of tools, a semiconductor company with multiple fabs (factories) may weekly trade their tool capacities.
We now have the tools and capacity to build a connected, informed, empathic, collaborative world — or to build walls and live in isolated bubbles.
What is needed is a public health and mental health approach that educates young people about depression and provides them with the tools and capacity to cope with this condition without becoming self-destructive.
