Sentence examples for usual capabilities from inspiring English sources
Between her phone and my wifi-enabled iPad, I had 95 per cent of my usual capabilities.
Pioneer, which opened this week at Shoreditch Town Hall, is endeavouring to stretch the usual capabilities of theatre as it explores the first human mission to Mars, through characters that are both on this planet and floating millions of miles above it.
Specifically, children implanted in a very early age (8 12 months) experience linguistic evolution with a speed that is higher than that of normal hearing children of the same age, probably because of using lines of development in various linguistic domains that are different from the usual capabilities of normal hearing children [ 14, 15].
Not only will the device be helpful for navigation, but it will have all the usual capability of the Palm-based PDA.
This article investigates how regulated automakers and upstream component suppliers comply with "technology-forcing" regulations, or laws that set performance standards beyond their usual technological capabilities.
How about this: a 7-inch, 800×400 touchscreen; a dual-core CPU with 128MB of RAM and 4GB of flash storage; Windows CE 5.0 (is that good? I have no idea, lol!); the usual multimedia capabilities (MP3, MPEG-4, etc).
Mr. Iwata said that a recent slowdown in the Japanese game market indicated that simply improving graphical capabilities, the usual approach, would not attract consumers.
Open-ended interviews and focus groups were undertaken in three rural communities in British Columbia chosen to represent diversity in population ethnicity and culture, geography (including distance to referral centre with caesarean section capability), and usual weather conditions (see Table 1).
Simply mounted on a computer, the Vision Command can also act as a Webcam, with all the usual still and video Webcam capabilities.
metaio's exciting new "augmented reality" browser junaio® has extended its capabilities beyond the usual location based internet services.
In designing the Phantom Badger, amid the usual military concerns for battlefield capability and occupant protection, Boeing remained conscious of such factors as mechanical simplicity, global parts availability and field serviceability.
