Because all courts at Flushing Meadows have floodlights, the tournament organisers have the capacity to catch up late, unlike at Wimbledon, but the two days of rain have certainly presented the USTA with headaches.
A capacity to catch the colour of life among the urban poor is a characteristic quality of the early and middle work of Egypt's greatest modern novelist, Naguib Mahfouz (Najīb Maḥfūẓ), notably in Midaq Alley (1947).
The French eel fishery Europe's main eel fisheries lie in Spain and France, but "the only country that has the capacity to catch tens of tons is France," says Kerr, since it receives the bulk of glass eels migrating into its rivers three quarters of the European total.
The administrator, Jane Lubchenco, said that the decision "is not just in the hands of the folks who have a vested interest in the short term," and that this was a pivotal year for ICCAT.The fish belong to everyone, not just to those who have the capacity to catch them right now.
The root cause of the problem, he said - and he is far from the first to make this point - is that boats have far more capacity to catch tuna than they are legally allowed to.
Another problem: Ford just doesn't have enough product or capacity to catch GM in the U.S. The company would need at least two to three more assembly plants, and Ford is building none.
Among its limitations it must be emphasized its reduced capacity to catch all the complexity of social phenomena, its high cost, and the need of a very strong work to coordinate different expert teams and its poor capacity to offer accurate estimates when little geographic areas or low prevalence phenomena are studied.
Dogs are astute scroungers and have an impressive capacity to catch food falling from a table before it reaches the ground.
Rather than wait for the solar capacity to catch up to our needs, we demanded increased capacity at the right price and, in turn, laid groundwork for other institutions to follow.
This showed a potent capacity to catch free radicals by DPPH assay.
