Sentence examples for word capability from inspiring English sources
"We completed a contingency plan for border violence, so if we did get a significant spillover, we have a surge — if I may use that word — capability to bring in not only our own assets but even to work with" the Defense Department, Mr. Chertoff said in a telephone interview.
The company developed an upgrade which has improved the word prediction capability of the text system.
In this work we describe how a neuroanatomically grounded spiking neural network for visual attention has been extended with a word learning capability and integrated with the iCub humanoid robot to demonstrate attention-led object naming.
Following treatment with PS-omega-3, the immediate word recall capability was generally unaffected; nonetheless, the ability to recall the words after a delay displayed a statistically significant (P = 0.041) improvement, which resulted in a significant decrease (P = 0.027) in the decay in memory loss from immediate to delayed recall.
Their answer, in one word, is capabilities.
Threatened by the sub-$500 PC market, IBM is beginning to see its marketshare erode as more people decide that they don't need to spend a lot of money for basic web access and word processing capabilities.
The ultimate safety can be assured by the integrity of the fuel salt in the drain tank or in other words, the capability of residual heat removal from the fuel salt in the drain tank.
Fragility is a common dynamic problem and is caused by many factors; reduction in size and cost of digital control hardware results in limitations in available computer memory and word length capabilities of the digital processor [11 15].
In other words, buffering capability in relays enables them to postpone the data forwarding for a user if its channel is not good and use the wireless resources for the links with higher quality of channel.
Heather Kirkorian and colleagues have done some interesting research with infants and toddlers which possibly points to the ability of interactive technology such as touch screen tablets to improve a toddler's word-learning capability.
Consequently, for most readers in Latinate languages, parafoveal processing of words to the right of fixation (i.e., in the direction of reading), will take advantage of the superior word recognition capabilities of the LH to which these words would project unilaterally.
