capacity to

It is not the first time he does it, but it keeps on being impressive his capacity to leave the glamour at home to roll up in the mud.

Sudan, perhaps more than any other country in this region, seems to have a destructive capacity to sink back to the worst days of its past.

That way the power of a traditional facilitator is not needed, and the group's capacity to take itself to the next level is increased.

let the power to a strong worker, as with a capacity to adapt with the supervisor.

Their ability to see things is getting ever closer to that of humans, as is their capacity to ingest information and act on it.

It seems that the production line has been out of capacity to meet the demand of the whole province -- you'll have to ask Peter.

More troubling are the signs that the United States has lost its capacity to determine the direction of the global economy.

In a message for Rome, he said: "The answer is to rely on the countries' capacity to reform with the right economic policies. "

The ministry did not provide figures for the percentage of capacity to be closed in each industrial sector.

If there were to be a third world war, only the two superpowers would have the capacity to unleash it.

Hence "as a want approaches satiety its capacity to reward, and with it its power as an incentive, diminishes fast" .

Although these measures do not reflect strengths exclusively, each has some capacity to be used in practice from a strengths perspective.

No matter how much is written about the Chinese economy, it still has the capacity to surprise.

Around 30 countries are purchasing large quantities of these drugs, but the manufacturer has no capacity to fill these orders immediately.

However, the capacity to translate such a broadly defined vision into products and processes is often a genuine competitive advantage.

Advocates of a strong navy "see that China has the capacity to become a global power" , he said.

It's not as if I'm terminally ill. I am an athlete with a serious injury who has the capacity to make a complete recovery.

It is by means of listening to what people say and observing how they behave that we're strengthened our own capacity to understand society.

Strength is the capacity to break a chocolate bar into four pieces with your bare hands - and then eat just one of the pieces.

In fact the capacity to understand and integrate these two realities is at the heart of being a good dean.

Picasso is trying to "take back" El Greco, by corrupting our capacity to see the original.

On this important dimension, we have to say that the US now has much greater capacity to understand China than ever before.

Dr. Andrew Groves of the Baylor School of Medicine says scientists are trying to apply that capacity to more complicated sensory cells.

Remember that you will need to leave enough capacity to pick up the workload of a failed cluster member.

It is derived from the desire to adapt to the fact that the mental capacity to absorb new material does not always stay at the same level.

Mr. Willems said the new plant, also in Guangxi, will open by the end of 2012 with capacity to make 400, 000 vehicles a year.

And it is that capacity to help people assimilate into our society that I'd like for you to see firsthand.

"There was no capacity to cover as imports went up, " he said.

Dong She, wife number three, was more mature and had the capacity to supervise the household and the children.

More importantly, the video album of super-large capacity to accommodate hundreds of photos, like a magazine easy to carry.

"We have the capacity to put the state on a sustainable and credible basis, " he said.

"They did not have the credit capacity to stay in the game. And there was market pressure to get out of the business. "

In defence of her homeland, China would have the capacity to sustain casualties far beyond that of the US.

It gives me a sense of freedom that grows with each passing day and a greater capacity to experience the small joys of everyday life.

The last section will conclude by exploring the concept of regional governance and its capacity to improve democratic European governance.

Happiness comes of the capacity to feel deeply, to enjoy simply , to think freely , to risk life , to be needed .

He has no idea of the creativity power of language or his own capacity to rename the world.

Export growth, plus an increase in private capital inflows from abroad, would raise their capacity to import by close to 9 percent a year.

Happiness comes of the capacity to feel deeply, to enjoy simply, to think freely, to risk life, to be truly needed.

The proposed overhaul is a major test of Mr. Sarkozy's capacity to govern, less than two years before the next presidential elections.

What I wanted to do was show that everybody has the capacity to be self-sufficient, and all we have to do is to activate them.

Canaday has the courage to say what he thinks and the capacity to say it clearly: two qualities notably absent from his profession.

Yet experience suggests that of all the countries affected, the US has the greatest resilience and capacity to recover quickly.

Someone says that Happiness comes of the capacity to feel deeply, to enjoy simply, to think freely, and to be needed.

Sociality: People with a strong disposition toward gratitude have a greater capacity to be empathic and to take the perspective of others.

For a agreement to be a valid contract, the contracting parties must have legal capacity to enter into transactions.

So this capacity to reheat itself is completely automatic, and it's not relying on any sort of energy input from living cells.

This serialization allows you to roll recovery through the cell and only require enough capacity to support less than the full topology.

Space exploration is a symbol of hope and ambition and confidence in our capacity to move up and beyond all that we know.

No one should mourn the "LDP system" , with its corruption and back-room dealing, and its capacity to smother the countryside in concrete.

One cannot develop a capacity to do anything without hard work, just as he cannot learn how to spell by sitting on a dictionary.

So there should be no doubt that America has the capacity to secure and sustain our global leadership in this century as we did in the last.

Study on whether the company has enough equipment and capacity to involve the project, analysis other potential technical and design issue.

insight The capacity to discern the true nature of a situation; penetration.

For an agreement to be a valid contract, the contracting parties must have legal capacity to enter into transactions.

Some of the cause as to why the flower kingdom has fallen in its capacity to hold light or smell exotic has to do with the human kingdom.

Someone says that happiness comes of capacity to feel deeply, to enjoy simply, to think freely, and to be needed.

By cultivating a naturalist's perspective during meditation, it is possible to develop a capacity to be nonreactive.

Groove's first look at their capacity to determine the size of two is to look at the armature windings of the linear and fixed.

and then on a more scientific and practical significance of the moderate population capacity to carry out the analysis and prospects.

But it has nothing to do with a bank's capacity to absorb losses from bad loans without going bankrupt.

Both presume a capacity to deploy serious force at a distance and to be able to operate alongside the Americans.

And with the right V2G electronics, once you park and plug in, you could sell your excess capacity to your local power company!

Right now, only partly due to the recession, carmakers still have the capacity to make 20m more vehicles a year than anyone can buy.

The Gu family is so prominent that it has adequate capacity to provide political, economic, and secure guarantee for the gathering.

guerrilla warfare during the civil war, there is not the slightest doubt of our greater capacity to do so in a national war.

As the economy collapsed there was not even sufficient paper or printing capacity to create the money.

Public expectations went through the roof, just as the economy's capacity to meet them collapsed.

It's usually the largest manufacturers that have the capacity to produce, on time, the huge quantities required by Wall-Mark and its like.

Storage virtualization allows you to easily add disks and quickly reallocate that additional capacity to your Exchange servers.

Around 80% of the disease burden is now concentrated in countries with the least capacity to mange the costs and demands of chronic care.

"Canadian crudes have to price themselves at a level which will encourage pipeline capacity to move crude out of the region, " Eagles said.

The president has a huge war-chest, his own party firmly behind him and a rare capacity to inspire.

No one tell you to touch this stock. Not everyone has the capacity to deal with these shares.

'Our research has addressed the fundamental question of whether birds have the capacity to show empathic responses.

As you exercise your judgment and develop the capacity to make sound decisions, it becomes a self-perpetuating characteristic.

While building its capacity to confront the enemy head on, it also must exploit vulnerabilities.

By acting as if you have the capacity to help someone out, you actually gain that capacity.

Out of her present ferment of change, the nation has the capacity to adapt her tradition to the modern world.

So this capacity to reheal itself is completely automatic, and it's not relying on any sort of energy input from living cells.

The capacity to pluck the ball out of the air.

The book offers an entirely new interpretation of Deleuze's philosophy centred around the notion of thought as a capacity to form relations.

The capacity to destroy proved difficult to translate into a plausible threat even against countries with no capacity for retaliation .

And as we have said in many international forays, we in Ireland have great confidence in his capacity and your capacity to see this through.

Our eyes have the capacity to magnify to perceive close up or pan back to see the distance at will, much like your cameras in human form.

The question, then, before us is no longer the nature of the challenge -- the question is our capacity to meet it.

Ability to lead is also about overcoming old beliefs that limit one's capacity to see in a new way and adopt new behaviors.

I don't think they know enough about America to have the capacity to understand certain things.

Rebuilding public sector capacity to develop and test needed vaccines may be an important element of a public health strategy.

Patience is the capacity to endure something or someone difficult or disagreeable without complaining or flying into a rage.

The man who has not developed the capacity to love lives in a private hell of his own.

This requires a permanent capacity to finance banks directly, just as a group of central banks did last week.

As it built capacity to meet demand, Harley became just another manufacturer, vulnerable to a cyclical economy.

"We should never underestimate the U. S. capacity to reinvigorate and reinvent itself, " he said.

One of our problems this morning is the difficulty of thinking together, not about something but the capacity to think together.

As for the geeks, Mr Koelbeck said iPad-bashing was an identity statement, but the device also had the capacity to divide geeks.

You've a remarkable capacity to focus on an objective, of a personal, professional or emotional nature, and achieve it.

WHO works in countries to help national authorities and communities prepare by strengthening their capacity to manage all types of crisis.

The powerful system has the capacity to propel thousands of gallons of water a minute throughout a reactor pressure vessel and storage pool.

He said Iraqi troops have increased their capacity to handle the nation's security needs.

The strength of patience hangs on our capacity to believe that God is up to something good for us in all our delays and detours.

Capacity to work and thrive in a growing, fast-paced entrepreneurial organization with a collaborative environment.

Just as servers have only so much capacity to run software, your team members only have so much capacity to learn about new software!

Ideally, it would be better to have capacity to fulfill all missions and requirements.

The new facility also has the capacity to accommodate a higher extent of vertical integration in manufacturing over the long term.

Middle Eastern oil producers are also building refining capacity to add value to the crude that they pump out of the ground.

Staff members attach themselves to effective people, and the capacity to procure resources is good evidence of that ability.

The cause of that epic jam was mostly rising demand for coal from Inner Mongolia and not enough railroad capacity to bring it to market.

The scheme, designed pre-smartphone, can push only 75% of a tower's maximum capacity to the next switch or endpoint.

power or capacity to produce a desired effect; effectiveness.

The bank would have the capacity to borrow, with federal guarantees, an additional $200bn.

Capabilities are the firm's capacity to deploy resources that have been purposely integrated to achieve a desired end state.

His incendiary rhetoric is matched in scale only by his decrepit capacity to deliver basic social services.

In primates, the neocortex appears to be responsible for an enhanced capacity to predict others' behaviour.

Rainfall has decreased over the last century, and erosion from deforestation limits the ground's capacity to store rainwater.

"Our politics have lost the capacity to connect with that kind of emotion, " said Bunting, associate editor of Britain's Guardian newspaper.

It's a double insulated stainless steel mug with a spill proof lid and the capacity to hold 16 oz's of your favorite warm beverage.

But I doubted whether Tony had the capacity to read blueprints and micrometers or do precision work.

Their capacity to listen to each other might be a form of therapy; or it might not.

This institution was founded at the dawn of the atomic age, in part because man's capacity to kill had to be contained.

Pertaining to the characteristic of having the appearance of a specified thing but not having the capacity to function as such.

By some estimates $1 trillion of new investment will be needed over the next two decades to match airport capacity to flight plans.

So it's up to us now to increase our capacity to produce and export iron ore from Brazil.

An initial draft calls for the fund's lending capacity to be "reinforced" and "the scope of its activity widened" .

Potash Corp. has the capacity to produce more than 10 million tons of potash a year, mostly from mines in Saskatchewan.

Nonetheless, it has also proven useful as a gauge of an economy's capacity to improve living standards.

At present, machining processes have been more comprehensive production capacity to meet the needs of different users of the machine parts.

But there has been no improvement in Botswana's capacity to diagnose fish disease since, she said.

In too many cases, African countries do not yet have the capacity to meet the needs of the U. S. market.

And with the capacity to eat more nutritious food, your body is more likely to stay healthy and slow down the ageing process.

LG Chem downplayed the impact of the fire, saying it was running other factories at full capacity to meet demand.

In the coming months, two new tools will greatly expand astrobiologists' capacity to hear and see other promising signs of life.

By inflicting sufficient ugliness upon us, the modern artists believe, they will wear down our capacity to see beauty.

"China is believed to be aiming to build capacity to perform operations in waters further and further from its shores, " the paper said.

Temptation comes to all of us; whether or not we succumb depends on our capacity to recognize its disguise.

At the center of these new systems, then, sits a human being who has a capacity to make judgments, experiment, learn and adapt.

Certain factors can quickly cause your winch capacity to be exceeded so you need to think about your intended usage.

By taking a relaxing and regenerative break at least every 90 minutes, you increase your capacity to do more work.

And we try to help them develop the capacity to do lending for small- and medium-sized enterprises and also for energy efficiency lending.

The 1965 satellite, Early Bird, had the capacity to provide a two-way television link between the U. S. and Europe.

CELL PENETRATION: One of the main features of macrolides is their capacity to penetrate host cells.

With a huge boom on their hands for several years, overhaul providers are expanding their capacity to meet this unprecedented market.

Our capacity to influence China would be far more assured if underpinned by a greater commitment to the relationship.

But for the great majority of peasant, the key to the problem lied not in the capacity to pay, but the willingness to pay.

The two countries are willing to live together in friendship and had the will and capacity to resolve differences through negotiation.

Sales are limited by the number of people interested in a firm's products and services and by customers' capacity to make purchases.

Kill his capacity to recognize greatness or to achieve it.

We're even thinking about incubating a movement entrepreneur with a great idea, providing them with the capacity to create an intervention.

The philosopher, by contrast, is free by virtue of his or her other worldliness, by their capacity to fall into wells and appear silly.

Thisshowed that the deodorizing system filled with wood filler had a more adaptive capacity to the change of in-site conditions.

Lisbon reinforces our capacity to act, but at least as important is our willingness to act.

Current vocational and technical training schools unfortunately only have the capacity to absorb 1. 1 million students a year.

If everybody behaves in the similar way, it would be far beyond the country's capacity to guarantee everyone a well-off life.

Eagles do not tend to migrate as we have long lost the capacity to navigate so easily through the magnetic grids of earth.

Meaning comes from the capacity to see what is not in some simple, objective sense there on the printed page.

Capacity to a contract refers to legal ability to decide his or her rights or obligations through a contract.

This involves neural pathways being opened up, which extends the capacity to think and opens access to differing avenues for thought.

This capacity to perceive the world in new ways is, I believe, one of our greatest (though often overlooked) potentials.

Through learning, one will develop intellectual capacity to the fullest so as to understand, to love and be kind to other beings.

But I doubted whether Tony had the capacity to read micrometers or do precision work.

Developing the capacity to see motion and translate it into animation.

Widespread absolute poverty can undermine a state's capacity to maintain order, while acute inequality weakens social cohesion.

We need to take a lesson from nature, realizing that without rest and rejuvenation, our capacity to be productive will decline.

IDA was first set up in 1960 to provide interest-free credits and grants to countries with little or no capacity to borrow on their own.

The presence of empathy and helping behaviour even in infancy is suggestive of an innate capacity to behave in a prosocial manner.

The oil cartel said almost $800bn would have to be invested in increasing refinery capacity to meet the additional demand expected by 2030.

Her capacity to reach compromise in international negotiations is considered a strong plus.

Database with a capacity to hold at least 5000 users information captured through 15-20 fields.

He has no capacity to be a doctor.

The direction of the telecom system has been changing from expanding its capacity to enriching its supplementary services.

By creating a grid , an administrator can take advantage of unused computing capacity to run batch and workload processing .

One of the major goals for African nations is building their capacity to deal adequately with bird flu outbreaks.

No politician in almost a century has had the demonstrated capacity to inspire the imagination of a nation.

Sets the capacity to the actual number of elements in the List, if that number is less than a threshold value.

This massive capacity to convert grain into fuel means that the price of grain is now tied to the price of oil.

Working memory is constrained by a limited capacity to keep more than a few clusters of information active.

GIC's view is that with this latest move, Citigroup's capacity to weather the severe economic downturn will be strengthened, ' he said.

the payee is unable to deny the existence of holder in due course and then endorsed the capacity to act.

So when Italian and Spanish bond yields jumped up again (see chart right) there was only one institution with the capacity to act: the ECB.

Trend-conscious consumers appreciate the company's capacity to get new collections from the drawing board to shop racks in just 45 days.

bloodstream-cholesterol levels by increasing the body's capacity to rid itself of excess cholesterol.

The new manufacturing plant, in the city of Liuzhou, will have capacity to produce 400, 000 cars a year and will start production in 2012.

Among the alder's valuable ecological contributions is its capacity to fix nitrogen in nitrogen-deficient soils.

In all of these changes, the most changes in the core is the competition for talent to the human capacity to focus on the competition.

Over the aeons , the capacity to gauge duration has correlated directly with increasing control over the environment that we inhabit.

His victim's mental powers were failing and she lacked the capacity to consent to what happened, London's Appeal Court heard.

It's building a new engine plant and final assembly plant with capacity to produce 300, 000 Saab-based engines and cars a year.

Furthermore the capacity to formulate and implement such policies should not remain an exclusive privilege of the state.

It's not clear why drinking guards against dementia, though it may be alcohol's capacity to maintain healthy blood flow to the brain.

The capacity to think is the distinctive characteristic of our species.

Rioja has a remarkable capacity to age: this can be cellared for at least 5 years.

Make sure what the employer needs. Show your value to the company and unfurl your capacity to adapt the environment.

If that happened, China has 1, 000 missiles and is building its capacity to hold the U. S. fleet at a distance.

Saudi Arabia, the world's largest oil exporter, has more than enough spare production capacity to make up for any lost supply in Libya.

It focuses on a company's investments and its capacity to generate cash flows from its capital.

China has not got enough of the necessary refinery capacity to handle more of Venezuela's especially heavy variety of crude.

Has been a recognition of human capacity to face the computer until only recently have the same capacity.

Even if the climate were not changing, there would be two reasons to worry about its capacity to do more harm than before.

Imitative exercises to reach adequate capacity to innovate and must be integrate their people's unique characteristics.

The cable will provide much-needed capacity to sustain unprecedented growth in data and Internet traffic between Asia and the United States.

At a moment when trends and events beyond their control demand urgent attention, governments are losing their capacity to act.

Not all the pieces are in place, but it has shown the capacity to move quickly and invest heavily.

Lacking the refining capacity to meet domestic demand, Iran found itself vulnerable to a sudden cut-off in petrol imports.

A number of our leading science centers have the capacity to begin educating and retraining teachers immediately.

On any given day, week, or month, the markets make available vast amounts of money to anyone who has the capacity to put on a trade.

Refineries lack the excess capacity to absorb the kind of oil Opec produces.

They entail a corresponding set of obligations, and obligations are only meaningful where there is the capacity to carry them out.

Class that contains elements copied from the specified collection and has sufficient capacity to accommodate the number of elements copied.

The river has its own natural capacity to treat waste: dissolved oxygen in a healthy river digests bacteria.

Humans are emotional creatures created with a vast capacity to love and to be loved.

'All groups that have the capacity to carry out such terror attacks are suspected, ' Mr. Chidambaram said.

Survivability refers to the body's capacity to tolerate the energy transfer in accidents.

And as Israel builds up its capacity to turn sea water into fresh, a new form of co-operation has been proposed.

Supporting the existing networks in forestry education institutions is one example of building the capacity to solve problems independently.

Service organizations can learn from the experience of the business sector in enhancing efficiency and their capacity to serve.

As a result, it can be concluded that the capacity to pay the survival cost is the basis of a peasant-worker's transition to a citizen.

We all know that magic is not magic, Lu Chen, and did not exceed its capacity to predict, but is a gesture.

Iran has already begun moving part of its uranium- enrichment capacity to Fordow, a facility buried deep within a mountain near Qom.

All the participants agreed that buildings in the area should be monitored urgently, to assess their capacity to sustain a major shock.

This could be done by developing a resource database and building the capacity to manage such a database.

The company is now building a 500-metric ton plant that will take the company's capacity to about 2, 400 tons next year.

"Hydraulic conductivity" and "capillary conductivity" are used to describe this capacity to transmit fluid.

Kia's greenfield factory in Zilina, which started operating at the end of 2006, has the capacity to produce 300, 000 cars a year.

The company has also set up a new packaging machine with the capacity to make 100 pallets per hour.

'We remain confident that the global system has the capacity to deal with a major disruption, ' Mr.

Debt Overhang A situation where the debt stock of a country exceeds the country's future capacity to repay.

In a world that is not doing much to mitigate climate change, an increasing emphasis is put on the capacity to adapt to it.

Faculty are in short supply and tend to be overloaded with work, limiting their capacity to undertake research.

Wherever we are, any time, we have the capacity to enjoy the sunshine, the presence of each other, even the sensation of our breathing.

In fact, all, where the capacity to inflict injury and, in effect, take one's enemy out of the arena exists.

The idea of federation is also testimony to their capacity to adjust what they proposed to do to what they thought could win acceptance.

Bhutan is one of the few countries in the world with the capacity to absorb greenhouse gases.

In recent years, many large-scale railway speed increase, as well as new operational, the capacity to further improve the national railway.

Make no mistake, the current food crisis has the capacity to transform global politics. There is nothing more fundamental than food.

Only one antenatal clinic had the capacity to conduct both treponemal and non-treponemal tests for diagnosing syphilis.

And I would also like to develop my own survival and independent capacity, to rely on myself to go to college.

I have no doubt about our capacity to recover.

The objective of pre-provisioned adaptation management community is to provide link capacity to client-layer(s) from a server layer.

capacity to see all possible combinations some distance into the future.

The human capacity to hide feelings of fear and anger from others, and themselves, can be astonishing at times.

Earlier this year they were ramping up capacity to meet the growth in demand they hoped would emerge from the economic recovery.

The trainees with counseling experience have better social demeanor, more responsibilities, and better capacity to easily understand others.

If the canal shuts down, the pipeline has the spare capacity to take much of the displaced crude northward.

"There is the capacity to get a very perverse outcome, " said Sean Cadman, a spokesman for the Wilderness Society of Australia.

It could also substantially contribute to the United Nation's capacity to realize its high objectives and to shape globalization positively.

However, he sees the bottleneck resolving itself, and he says that there is enough rail and port capacity to meet the higher demand.

A truck refrigeration system must have sufficient capacity to remove heat generated by the sources described below.

Of course. When you receive the memories. You have the capacity to see beyond. You'll gain wisdom, then, along with colors. And lots more.

Flexibility. The capacity to be strong yet pliant -adaptable to changing conditions.

Global cooling meant that the air had less capacity to hold moisture from the oceans, leading to fewer rains and more arid climes.