In [42], the authors have shown that, for large systems, the capacity concentrates around its mean, i.e., a random signature matrix results in a capacity very close to the "mean capacity" with high probability.
Both of these factors have reduced the river's natural purification capacity, concentrating contaminants near waste-water discharge points.
"I understand the judges are interested in his mental capacity, his capacity to concentrate," Mr. Tomanovic said in a telephone interview from The Hague.
The main reason is that most economic activities, which demand larger transportation capacities, including airport capacities, are concentrated in the southeastern area of China.
Some have almost no capacity to prevent and treat NCDs, especially those emerging from conflict, while others have some capacity, often concentrated in urban centres that may function relatively well.
Some believe that OPEC, which does not disclose its production, has the spare capacity -- concentrated in Saudi Arabia -- to replace that oil.
Nonlinear static analyses were performed and the dissipative capacity is concentrated in the connections among the components (nails, hold-down, angle brackets, stud-joist node), whose behavior is calibrated by means of experimental tests and numerical simulations on connections.
Currently, the global vaccine manufacturing capacity is concentrated in Australia, Europe and North America and companies from these countries have little incentive to produce EV71 vaccines due to their low market value estimated to be 50 to 80 million US dollars per year (excluding China market) in 2005.
Therefore, as a retrospective scoping approach, RELCA can be used by policy makers to help first identify potential issues relating to regional bioenergy production e.g. production capacities too concentrated in one area.
