capability

skill and knowledge related to a particular mechanical, industrial, or scientific process

ability related to the application of scientific knowledge for practical purposes

the strength and resources of a country's armed forces

not having a high level of ability or a wide range of functions

the ability of a system or organization to perform its required functions

a high level of ability or a sophisticated function

an ability that has been shown to be effective or reliable

the ability to produce and use nuclear weapons

an improved or greater ability or function

the ability to produce goods in large quantities

the capacity to produce a certain amount of goods

an ability or quality that may develop and lead to future success

the ability to conduct systematic investigation and study

the range of abilities and potential that people possess

relating to the mind and its processes of thinking and learning

the ability to think, reason, and understand complex ideas

used to specify the area or activity in which the ability exists

something that someone is able to do

more than someone is able to do

to possess the ability or power to do something

to create or build up an ability over time

to make an ability greater in amount, number, or degree

to make an ability better than it was before

to show that you have a particular ability

to make an existing ability larger or more extensive

to not have the ability or resources to do something

a more formal way to say 'have the capability'

to no longer have an ability that you once had