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capabilities

noun as in possibilities

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“He’s a unique figure with a unique set of capabilities that defy gravity,” Madden said, and any imitators would find themselves quickly plummeting to earth.

The research team plans to further utilize AI capabilities at UM Institute for Health Computing to process larger datasets and examine the causal relationship between snoring and brain outcomes.

This is the power of coatings – they radically transform the functionality and capabilities of an underlying material.

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A pair of glasses was found at one of the locations, but they lacked any recording capabilities, according to two of the sources familiar with the case.

"These insights into controlling molecular self-assembly could ignite breakthroughs in functional materials science. We are thrilled by the potential to create materials that not only mimic but surpass the capabilities of natural photosynthetic systems."

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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