A major concern is that the village and neighboring towns may not be able to handle increased traffic, but that is not expected to prevent village board action.
If w w th is too high, the speed of the processor (and thus the power consumption) might be increased earlier than necessary to handle the workload even though that are still some workers available that might be able to handle increased workload.
Some extreme obese individuals are still able to handle increased glucose loads, whereas mildly obese individuals show severe insulin resistance and type 2 diabetes.
In addition, several private hospitals said they have, at least for now, been able to handle increases in ER patient visits.
Although the local primary health system was able to respond to some extent to the increase in demand, its capacity to handle increased demand must have been constrained in this resource-poor environment.
In particular, as the number of data streams increases and the number of available QAM components increases, the MPSoC-based architecture will be able to handle the increased data rate requirements and various input data rates, taking full advantage of the load-balancing capabilities of the NIRA algorithm.
(Interestingly, as the speed of computers has dramatically increased over the years, our expectation of how large an instance we should be able to handle has increased accordingly. Thus, the boundary of what is "truly feasible" changes more slowly than the increase of computer speed might suggest).
Mr. Zarb said the Nasdaq market would not be able to handle the increased business even if price changes were limited to a nickel.
The airlines will fly from Atlanta Charlottee, N.C.; Fort Lauderdale Houston Los Angeles Miami Newark New York Orlandorlando, Fla.; and Tampa, Fla .Calling it "good pressure," Mr. Foxx acknowledged that Cuba would have to improve its airport infrastructure to be able to handle the increased flow of airlines.
Even so, National Grid expects to be able to handle the increased wind generation without major new investment in dirty open-cycle gas backup, contradicting the claims from the GWPF.
