Sentence examples for without the capability from inspiring English sources

Could British Aerospace have sold Rover for a similar sum without the capability building that the alliance allowed?

We are seeing two technological pathways emerging: fast-charge-capable batteries versus batteries with much higher energy densities (and specific energies) but without the capability to fast charge.

The results show that occupants with personal control had 2.6 °C lower neutral Top and expressed lower expectation to change their current thermal conditions than those without the capability of personal control.

It was an emotional moment for the hordes who packed the beaches and roads of the Space Coast to watch a shuttle lift-off for the last time, and for managers of Nasa, who must plan for the next generation of spaceflight without the capability of launching its own astronauts for the first time in its 53-year history.

Up to now, in most studies5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12 NIR-II imaging is limited to 2D projected epi-fluorescence imaging without the capability of gleaning 3D tissue structures deeply, partly due to the lack of sufficiently bright biocompatible fluorophores (QY around 0.3 2%)5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12.

Most of the blast injury models replicate the ideal Friedländer type of blast wave, without the capability to generate blast signatures with multiple shock fronts and refraction waves as seen in real-life conditions; this significantly reduces their clinical and military relevance.

The director community is justifiably wary of more obligations being foisted on directors without the capabilities or guidance needed to prioritise and meet them.

The home secretary mounted another fierce attack on her coalition colleagues for blocking the communications data bill in 2012, saying: "With every day that passes without the capabilities in the proposed bill, the powers of the security services diminish".

The home secretary mounted another fierce attack on her coalition colleagues for blocking the communications data bill – the so called 'snoopers charter' – in 2012, saying: "With every day that passes without the capabilities in the proposed bill, the powers of the security services diminish".

The home secretary mounted another fierce attack on her coalition colleagues for blocking the communications data bill in 2012, saying: "With every day that passes without the capabilities in the proposed bill, the powers of the security services diminish". She said this meant "crimes will go unpunished and innocent lives put at risk".

Our algorithm can protect anonymity against inference attacks without sacrificing the capability against attackers' routers.