Along with additional storage, removal of constraints on weak transportation capacity, limited production scale, poor information access, weak risk-bearing capacity, limited management skills, scarce labor supply, low food processing capacity, and absolute scale constraints, all can raise the economic value of additional irrigation capacity development.
"Most work hard, to their very capacity, limited only by their infirmities," he said.
Its contribution to regional and global security will always be modest, its engagement capacity limited, its markets minor.
Still, this phone doesn't feel slow, and you'll find its storage capacity limited only if you like to carry around photos and MP3 music files.
"In 1987, computing capacity limited the resolution of the global model the Met Office used for weather prediction to gridboxes of 150km; now the model works at 25km on a global scale, giving vastly improved resolution.
Iran, though a major exporter of crude oil, imports tens of thousands of gallons of gasoline daily to make up for its faltering refining capacity, limited by years of international isolation.
In practice, these processes are rate- or capacity-limited, thereby limiting the net removal of PAH from soil.
The use of directional wireless communications to form flexible mesh backbone networks, which provide broadband connectivity to capacity-limited wireless networks or hosts, promises to circumvent the scalability limitations of traditional homogeneous wireless networks.
One is the capacity of the physical link between source and node (capacity-limited rate).
Inpatient hospitalization provides intensive clinical care but is the most expensive, capacity-limited and potentially dangerous location for health care delivery [3, 4].
Co-management and citizen science can be important tools in the science and management toolbox, especially in data- and capacity-limited regions.
