Processes and capabilities thus deal with the same phenomenon, the difference being that processes focus on the how, while capabilities emphasize the what (Sharp 2013).
While capabilities for aligning goals, objectives, and routines/practices between firms and academics are of significant importance only for knowledge co-creation, communication capabilities are important for both, with greater significance for knowledge acquisition.
Activity engenders the next moment within a dharma's series, while capability generates a different effect and explains the causal efficacy of past dharmas.
While capability of mating between some homokaryons has been verified in our study, it remains uncertain if mating is indeed a necessity for the Termitomyces symbiont to complete a life cycle.
Use of these ICTs depends on the access and ability of citizens, while capability primarily depends on government investment in Research and Development (R&D) and the degree of development of technology-related sectors.
Yet while capability scholars initially seemed rather sure of their case against Rawls (Sen 1980, Nussbaum 2006), a more recent wave of philosophical enquiry has highlighted how complicated the comparisons between Rawls's theory of justice and the capability view are (Pogge 2002, Robeyns 2009, Brighouse and Robeyns eds. 2010).
Some have even rolled out advanced approaches, like those from Algolia, which lets retailers add suggest-while-searching capabilities to their existing sites.
"If we don't study this, and get on top of it right now while the capabilities are expanding, every roadway will be filled with flashing lights and video," said Ms. Lee.
If living organs can be made the same way we can now make, say, flower pots and aircraft parts, using three-dimensional printers, the cost of medicine may drop while its capabilities improve.
While the capabilities learned in college are rewarded in the workplace, they are far from the only skills that generate value and improve employment and wage outcomes.
While building capabilities is hard, there is a silver lining; if well-built, they can be difficult for others to imitate and provide a basis for competitive advantage.
