Capability to adapt to constraints. The flexibility of a system can be more or less important: it is inversely proportional to its response time. The latter is itself defined as the time elapsing between the taking of a decision and the stabilization, in its new state, of the system it modifies.

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Capability to adapt to constraints The flexibility of a system can | more or less important it is inversely proportional to its response time The latter is itself defined as the time elapsing between the taking of a decision and the stabilization in its new state of the system it modifies

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capability ['keɪpə'bɪlɪtɪ] n

An aptitude, competency or resource that an enterprise may possess or require at an enterprise, business function or individual level that has the potential, or is required, to contribute to a business outcome and to create value

mil., abbr.

cpbl

mil., logist.

Quantified and organized set of assets, personnel and equipment at the disposal of a force package, and which contributes to providing it with its abilities. 2. Military potential expressed in quantitative and qualitative terms. Note: a capability is assessed and not measured. Related terms: technical capability; operational capability. (FRA)

capabilities n

mil., abbr.

caps

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