What is the difference between " capability"  and "ability"?
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Capability is when you have the potential to learn how to do something. but you can't do it yet.  \nability is when you can do something, you already know how. \n\nex: capability\n\nYou have the capability to be a great dancer. \nYour singing ability is fantastic\n\nhope i helped and i hope i get the points...PLEASE>>:) lol
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no rule. they dont have to differ in syntax level. its your choice.
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The ability to do what is right.
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two words:\npreexisting conditions
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The difference between the what is the what between the difference! Barf. This is by far the most serious answer i have ever given! OK?\n\n\n\nU make me smile :)
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not sure i understand your question...but hard skills are things like programming, accounting, etc.  soft skills are things like customer service, motivating others, dependability.
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Read the content of this forum:\nhttp://www.able2know.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=41425\n\nI hope it can help you.
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Hi there,\n\nAgility has the following meanings - \n1 : marked by ready ability to move with quick easy grace\n2 : having a quick resourceful and adaptable character\n\nrule wid style n luv@vinny
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i like "improve one's ability (to do something or in something)' better.
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First one is more proper as a "good memory" is not a material thing that you can "have". Since memory is a non-physical attribute, "have" should be avoided.  The usage of "have" there, though not incorrect, is not very apt. So I would suggest using the first sentence.
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Intelligence is the ability to acquire and retain facts.\nWisdom is the ability to apply these facts to attain goals.\nIntelligence without Wisdom is no more than a light bulb without electricity.
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In the reference I found they kept referring to both terms without explainging the difference.\n\nI spent some time trying to figure it out but its beyond me. \n\n Even though it means losing 3 points its better to delete this question and consider reposting it with different wording than give the points to someone who does not answer it.
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In very plain & simple words:\n\nGOD CAN MAKE ANYTHING\nGOD CAN LIFT ANYTHING\n........\nInfact HE CAN DO ANYTHING\n\nWhen I say Anything, it includes any & every thing which we can think or perceive and which we cannot even perceive
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They can be synonymous.  Or they can be used differently.\n\nThe same: you have to make a choice as to who to pick.\n          you have to make a decision as to who to pick.\n\n\nBut you could also say "I had a decision to make, and my choice was Jim."  In that case decision refers to the act of deciding, and choice to the thing chosen.\n\nBut pretty much they mean the same thing.
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It can be a noun or (rarely) an adjective.\n\nNoun: An important difference is... (here, difference is a thing so it meets the "person/place/thing" test for nouns.\n\nAdjective: old calculators were called "Difference Engines" - here, difference says what kind of engine - so it meets the "which one/what kind/how many?" test for adjectives.
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FUE: First designated unit receives/takes possession of new systems from materiel developers. FUE does not connote operational capability, simply possession.\n\nIOC: Initial unit (or units) that have received the new systems achieve the ability to use them effectively in an operational sense. Additional units will receive the new systems in the future, so from a total force structure perspective, the force has achieved an Initial Operational Capability.\n\nFOC: All units in the force structure have received the new systems, and have the ability to use them in an operational sense. From the force structure perspective, the force now has achieved Full Operational Capability.\n\nThe specifics for any particular system FOC are defined in that systems Capability Development Document and Capability Production Document
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What is the difference? I think therefore I know.