Noise-canceling headphones also do not benefit from an amp, as they have built-in to handle the noise-canceling feature.
Brooks had new masts designed and built, in spruce, to handle the additional stresses of new laminated, aramid fiber sails.
Entering the Erie Basin, built in 1850 to handle the boats filled with grain and other goods that were floating down the Erie Canal, is like going into a time warp.
Soon after, a western terminus of the Santa Fe Railroad was built in Richmond to handle the outflux of crude.
This tool was re-built in 2001 to handle the much more demanding complexities of the WTC tragedy.
The infrastructure of Miami and South Florida at large was not built to handle the rise in sea levels that have occurred in the last 50 years, and certainly not was is to come if we do not halt climate destruction.
To my left are the tranquil waters of Benfleet Creek, to my right the hillside ruins of Hadleigh Castle and ahead, in the distance, are the soaring cranes of the new London Gateway port, built to handle the biggest container ships in the world.
In a sign of the sheer size of the problem, the operator of the plant, Tokyo Electric Power Company, or Tepco, plans to chop down a small forest on its southern edge to make room for hundreds more tanks, a task that became more urgent when underground pits built to handle the overflow sprang leaks in recent weeks.
Saleh tells me that Ariel has one small sewage treatment plant, which was built to handle the 7,000 people who lived in the settlement twenty years ago.
"Calverton is built to handle the average," he said.
Similarly, to account for boosts in traffic, providers had to build in costly equipment to handle the capacity.
