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"Calverton is built to handle the average," he said.
The prototype is currently being built to handle the United States (us), Colorado (us-co), and New Zealand (nz).
But the electrical station built to handle the plant's output will now be connected to the cable.
It took seven expeditions over 18 months to excavate all 223 bones, with a new road being built to handle the trucks and equipment required.
Its runways were built to handle the largest jet airplanes in service, and a number of international airlines used Beirut regularly.
A new BPM receiver was designed and built to handle the low beam currents (50 100 nA) used for this experiment.
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When a large amount of external radiation is applied to a semiconductor, it can induce more current to flow than the semiconductor was built to handle, potentially destroying the device.
The Pankey Branch pumping system, on the east side of town, was built to handle flooding from the Saline River only, and has serious complex watershed technical problems, causing continual water backup within the levee during large rain events.
It looks busy enough beyond the market a new quay is being built to handle bigger boats but the fishermen are not happy.
Office 2003, introduced last October, was built to handle and understand the Web services technology.
"The system is built to handle many variables," said Tim Cadogan, the vice president who runs the business side of Yahoo's Web search operation.
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