This is important because there is limited national capacity – in terms of expertise, finances and material resources.
"Something's got to give sometime, because the system is really reaching its capacity in terms of what you'd like to have for a margin of safety".
There are some interesting comparisons between the levels of government-imposed "spending power" cuts faced by councils, and their capacity (in terms of financial reserves) to ameliorate them.
We're at capacity in terms of people who are here," she said, greeting guests with kisses and promises to dance with some donors after dinner.
"This is our largest operation ever, so we're pushing our capacity in terms of what we can handle in the long term".
Combined, United and Continental have 21 percent of domestic capacity, in terms of so-called available seat miles, or one seat flown one mile.
The group had acquired the "necessary human capacity to operate and was close to acquiring the technical capacity in terms of explosive devices," he wrote in the court order.
The strategy, he said, was to "make universities more selective, because at least in the short term the country doesn't have the resources to greatly enlarge its capacity in terms of the number of universities".
The government of South Sudan has the political will to protect its citizens, but it is constrained by weak capacity in terms of rule of law, security infrastructure and assets.
Together, the airlines will have 21 percent of domestic capacity, in terms of available seat miles, or one seat flown one mile, exceeding the 20 percent held by Delta, the current market leader.
Usually, sensor nodes have limited capacity in terms of computation power, communication range, and storage space.
