But Urmson says it's reasonable for people to have concerns over a new and unproven technology when the marketing and the real-world capabilities appear so vastly mismatched.
Bob Bowman, the chief executive of M.L.B. Advanced Media, who made the deal with Bloomberg, said that despite the company's financial-world capabilities, it still had to prove itself to teams and fans.
The point Vogt is making is that this Cruise demo video shows real-world capabilities, in unpredictable circumstances.
The creators and adherents of such fanciful dramas are totally clueless about the real-world capabilities of the U.S. military.
While Jones, Fazio, and others are so disappointed with Siri's real-world capabilities that they're willing to sue Apple over the issue, a recent survey conducted by market research and consulting company Parks Associates showed that more than 50percentt of iPhone 4S owners are "very satisfied" with Siri, while an additional 21percentt are "satisfied".
Knowledge is not enough and won't be impactful unless it is turned into action and real-world capability; this is what we constantly seek to do with our programs.
The focus of these models is, on the one hand, on explaining cognitive phenomena such as feature binding in cortical hierarchies [ 30] and, on the other hand, showing real-world capability using, e.g., visual motion as attentional cue as demonstrated in [ 33].
Historically, both South Africa's government and the private sector have prioritized research and development (R&D) in the defence space, with such investments resulting in the creation of world-leading capabilities that are sought after around the globe.
In a syndicated world, core capabilities are no longer secrets to protect they are assets to buy and sell.
The theory is that size and scope matter, that companies want financial advisers with operations in all regions of the world, and capabilities in everything from corporate lending to mergers and stock underwriting.
