The revisit capability of the satellite also played a role in the potential applications of the images collected.

It welcomed the attempt to develop a new dimension of United Nations potential a genuine and reliable rapid reaction capability.

Fortunately, large parts of such a potential partnership already exist, underpinned by growing technical and institutional capability, but not in any formally coordinated fashion.

Capability

(c) Weakening the target State apos s economic capability (and, therefore, impairing its military potential), thus undermining its ability to pursue policies of its own choosing

Capability list

Scaling capability

that's a huge power generating capability, a mobile power generating capability.

b. Enhanced capability

This capability is vital.

In 1998, Pakistan made a transition from a recessed capability to an overt nuclear capability.

his joint warfare command capability.

A. Development of indigenous capability

B. Development of indigenous capability

B. Development of indigenous capability

Generally, the increased capability of autonomous vehicles opens up the potential for acts of warfare to be conducted by nations without the constraint of their people s response to loss of human life.

The latter system would provide telecommunications facilities particularly adapted to the needs of developing countries on account of its (a) capability for rapid provision of services in new areas (b) growth capacity and flexibility (c) potential for cost reductions resulting from technology advancement and mass production and (d) capability for covering large geographical areas.

So, the production capability is there.

There was a potential danger that structurally weak economies might, without the acquisition of technological capability, especially in the new information and communications technologies, become marginalized, or excluded altogether, from the competitive new system.

They work through interaction they create a capability, and then it uses that capability to bring on the next stage.

IDC global communication and data transmission capability

The engineering unit (demining capability) is deployed.

In 1974, we demonstrated our nuclear capability.

My classmate, Xiao Ming, has strong managerial capability.

A. Development of indigenous capability 3 18 2

B. Development of indigenous capability 5 12 3

Software capability for comprehensive analysis of IMS data

6. Each battalion has first line maintenance capability.

B. Development of indigenous capability 6 14 3

Poverty, in that sense, can be defined as deprivation of that capability, and extreme poverty may be regarded as extreme deprivation of such capability.

Mr. Sen argues that social exclusion can thus be constitutively a part of capability deprivation as well as instrumentally a cause of capability failure .

(c) To enhance Canadian industrial competitiveness and export capability

And it had nothing to do with technical capability.

We've lost that capability. We abandoned it in '72.

This is really a unique capability of the MR.

Coordinator of the project to reorganize the defence capability

The case is similar with respect to capability deprivation.

And that potential, that powerful potential, is also our potential, of you and me.

But this is yet to be commensurate with their capability.

Our main airport in Nouakchott, however, does have such capability.

A country might also consider developing its own launch capability.

This implies that enterprises should have a strategic planning capability.

Also, a fact which you may not know is that the compute capability of this thing is not so different from the compute capability of your desktop computer.

The EUFOR Integrated Police Unit capability is, in particular, continuing to assist the State Border Service in preventing illegal activities along the borders, helping prevent the unauthorized entry of people and goods into Bosnia and Herzegovina and thus deterring potential smuggling activity.

So I see emotions as highly evolved subsets of your capability.