Sentences with phrase «acquire such a capability»

And reports that Russia may be working acquire such a capability came before the revelations of the 2016 US Presidential campaign cycle, where Moscow mined sensitive party communications via hacking and cyber espionage and weaponized wikileaks as a delivery system for strategically distribute this private information.

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As technological advances such as machines being able to acquire natural language abilities that match median human capability, the numbers and types of activities that are technically susceptible to automation will increase.

Companies are also finding that using M&A to acquire R&D capabilities is an effective way to build positions in emerging technologies such as gene therapy and biosimilars.

Acquired by LinkedIn in 2012, SlideShare has expanded its capabilities to incorporate additional design options, functionality, and media formats — such as audio, HD video, and more.

The Bush administration believes that such a war is necessary to remove Saddam Hussein from power, thus preventing him from acquiring nuclear capabilities...

At the very least demonstrations of «strength» such as 1RM rely on acquired skill and neuromuscular adaptation as well as underlying muscular capability.

Even so, he's quite grateful that acting has given him so much - such as the funds to acquire a valuable collection of paintings, and the capability of looking after his children (a son by his first marriage to Lesley Manville and his new wife is about to give birth) in ways that he, as a child, hadn't known himself.

The authors distinguish two aspects of cognitive ability: crystallized knowledge, which comprises acquired knowledge such as vocabulary and arithmetic; and fluid cognitive skills, the abstract - reasoning capabilities such as the ability to recognize patterns and make extrapolations needed to solve novel problems independent of how much factual knowledge has been acquired.

Crystallized knowledge comprises acquired knowledge such as vocabulary and arithmetic, while fluid skills are the abstract - reasoning capabilities needed to solve novel problems (such as the ability to identify patterns and make extrapolations) independent of how much factual knowledge has been acquired.

Transferable skills are skills, capabilities, and talents that you acquired through life via different experiences such as school, college, uni, summer camps, part - time jobs, volunteering, sports, hobbies, etc..

Research capabilities, strong budgeting ability and knack for details makes me a good biologist and I wish to acquire more such strengths that would help me grow as a biologist.