Sentence examples for capacities to accommodate from inspiring English sources

The ultimate goal is to identify the locations of label-edge routers and label-switching routers, and to determine the interconnection links and their capacities to accommodate expected traffic demands.

The beauty part of art remains its capacity to accommodate different ways of seeing.

According to the study, 15 airports will need to add capacity to accommodate growth over the next decade.

When the Neue Galerie opens it will have capacity to accommodate only about 350 visitors at a time, officials said.

What makes Hamlet, as a role, unique is its capacity to accommodate an actor's particular strengths.

But with plenty still left up for grabs, a heroic leap of faith in New York's capacity to accommodate change.

As for our prisons, they are not made of rubber, and their capacity to accommodate additional inmates is not endless.

But FedEx has had enough notice of how many pounds of packages are going where, to ensure that it has enough cargo capacity to accommodate the restriction.

UK airports are already full to capacity to accommodate passengers at peak times of the year," said Ed Anderson, AOA executive chairman.

The new Tate's capacity to accommodate different art flexibly is its asset at a time when contemporary art seems to be moving in divergent, unpredictable directions.

But Burke said if asylum seeker arrivals exceeded PNG's capacity to accommodate them, then more detention and processing centres would be built.