capabilities. ["data.management.transfer", "xxxx.xxxxxxxxxx.xxxxxxx"], // [4]
capabilities means that (i) the Company Products will manage, calculate, ------------ sequence, compare and manipulate data involving dates, including single century formulas and multi-century formulas and including leap years, and will not cause an abnormally ending scenario within the application or generate incorrect values or invalid results involving such dates; (ii) all date-related user interface functionalities and data fields associated with the Company Products include the indication of century; and (iii) all date-related data interface functionalities associated with the Company Products include the indication of century.
capabilities. ["data.access.file", "data.access.streaming", "xxxx.xxxxxxxxxx.xxxxxxx"], // [4] "qualitylevel": "production", // [5]
More Definitions of capabilities
capabilities. ["data.management.transfer"], "qualitylevel": "production", "assignedshares": ["ATLASDATADISK",
capabilities. ["widget","logging-url"] } This HTTP request returns the list of available laboratories. In many plug-ins that support a single laboratory, this will be a fixed list with a single element. In Table 5: Parameters of the labs method context_id Can be used to Identify a specific lab or RLMS URL string other cases, it will call the remote laboratory to retrieve the list. For example, in the case of iLab or WebLab-Deusto, it actually lists the available laboratories for the credentials provided in the plug-in configuration. The parameters are listed in Table 5 and an example response is available in the listing below.
capabilities of a vehicle means the functional capabilities of the vehicle or any of its components, as determined by the vehicle’s manufacturer or by an Australian Authority, and includes –
capabilities means the attributes held by a student or licensee that enables the student or licensee to perform their role, including, but not limited to, content knowledge, technical, functional, and behavioural skills, intellectual abilities including professional judgement, and professional values, ethics, and attitudes;
capabilities means the skills, knowledge and resources that a Supplier has to offer to meet the needs and expectations of a client;
capabilities even “innovation”, but used with different meanings. Although particular attention is given to the sources available after 2008, no major shifts were identified in defining and using the two concepts in comparison with the benchmark framework developed by the European Commission which is still valid to a large extent. To conclude on the literature review, in terms of clear-cut “definitions”, Xx Xxxxxx and Xxxxxx’x (2008) seem to be the most accurate and easy to use: ⯈ Evaluation culture is the pattern of shared beliefs and values of policy makers and evaluators which provide them with rules for behaviour that lead towards a practice of evaluation1; ⯈ Evaluation capacity is associated with “more operational aspects and components which are deemed necessary for conducting an evaluation. In that sense, evaluation capacity is strongly linked to the evaluation practice itself. They both relate to personnel related issues as well as technical facilities and instruments in support of evaluation”. Without trying to replicate/double the effort made by Xx Xxxxxx and Pattyn, in order to reach the overall objective of the project: ⯈ Firstly we collected from literature the elements identified as being related to each of the two concepts (see Annex 2); ⯈ Secondly, we eliminated overlapping elements within each concept, clearing out from the “capacity” concept all elements presented in literature as “culture” related.