Sentence examples for which are capacities from inspiring English sources

Commentators generally identify humanity (that which makes us distinctively human beings and sets us apart from all other animal species) with two closely related aspects of rationality: the capacity to set ends and the capacity to be autonomous, both of which are capacities to be a moral agent (for example, Wood 1999, Korsgaard 1996, Hill 1997).

But we must be equally prepared for biological or chemical threats, which are capacities al Qaeda has sought for years.

The system is evaluated using three technical criteria which are capacity, yield and performance factors.

We are going to work with the MEPI group so that we develop the department in line with the demands of MEPI which are: capacity-building, improving quality of medical education, retention and introduction of new methods of applying knowledge.

The team owner, Rick Cerone, the former Yankee and Seton Hall catcher born in Newark, said he hoped to draw 6,000 a game this season, which is capacity.

The LiNi0.5Mn0.5O2 electrode sintered at 900 °C delivers a capacity 166 mAh/g at 0.1C rate which is capacity retention of 95%.

If a speaker makes an ironic untruthful statement, then "Through this presentation of himself as insincerely asserting he presents himself as believing" the opposite of what he says, which is "capacity to… assert in-effect" (Simpson 1992, 630).

Mexico's Type 4 'success stories' required extensive external assistance, the most important components of which were capacity building and community organizing, rather than monetary assistance or technical services (Chapela Mendoza 1999; ASETECO 2002).

The other two categories are low-security prisons, which are 33percentt over capacity, and medium-security prisons, which are at 47percentt over capacity.

The pipeline is one of two so-called Bosporus bypass systems circumventing the straits between the Black Sea and the Mediterranean, which are operating at capacity in tanker traffic.

These "closets" are actually model storage spaces, clear-glass boxes which are stuffed to capacity with objects New Yorkers might collect.