capability

Preposition: of

• adversary: A critical intelligence mission in IO is to identify the capabilities of the adversary to conduct counter-C2.

Converse of object

• enhance: These options greatly enhance the capability of the individual modules providing a wide range of additional features.
• demonstrate: Its main aim was to demonstrate the capabilities of the digital lecture board to the participants.
• extend: They do extend the capabilities of the computer for sound recording.
• possess: I have no doubt that al-Qaeda would use unconventional weapons if it possessed the capability to do so.
• zoom: A: No, these cards do not support hardware pan and zoom capability.
• expand: The centers were also seeking to expand the capabilities of family members through counseling, guidance and experience of volunteering.

Adjective modifier

• nuclear: The whole purpose of Pakistan's decision to acquire nuclear capability has been to deter aggression by a more powerful state.
• military: He maintains a tight handle on internal unrest, despite the erosion of his overall military capabilities.
• operational: Understand how to get the information into a system, unit, or headquarters that provides an enhanced operational capability.
• enhanced: Understand how to get the information into a system, unit, or headquarters that provides an enhanced operational capability.
• technological: More importantly, the seminar will describe how each component provides organizations with significant and new technological capabilities.
• advanced: Use the options below to do a search with advanced capabilities.

Modifies a noun

• gap: A benchmarking research project reviewed scientific research on crime prevention in the UK and identified capability gaps.

Noun used with modifier

• multimedia: Experimental poetry is only slowly waking up to the multimedia capabilities of the internet.
• missile: Iraq is supposed only to have missile capability up to 150 km for conventional weaponry.
• wireless: In all, the wireless capabilities are perfectly suited for any SOHO application with connection speeds at 11Mbps being the norm.
• networking: Specks are miniature computing devices the size of a few cubic millimeters and have sensing, processing and wireless networking capabilities.
• weapon: It's following an obvious strategic decision that it wants a nuclear weapons capability.
• defense: Since 1994, the Alliance has increasingly addressed the range of defense capabilities needed to devalue WMD proliferation and use.