Sentence examples for capacity of taking from inspiring English sources

The rock capacity of taking in slurry varies greatly due to different rock properties, fractures, broken scopes.

Norimoto says the results demonstrate the brain's impressive capacity for taking advantage of new sensory information.

Similarly, when you move to a scale of hundreds of thousands of households, perhaps the city will run out of its absorptive capacity for taking migrants.

The accounting of merchandise and money might feel like a distortion of Marley's legacy, of his capacity to take the lives of those who suffered and struggled and turn them into poetry.

In part that is because some hepatitis C specialists have run out of capacity to take on new patients.

The following day, demolition of the Bee Hole End started, with work on the two stands finally completed in September 1996 at a total cost of £5.3 million (£ as of ), taking the capacity of the stadium to 22,619.

Mr. Petrie was a trusted colleague and friend for 38 years and he made remarkable contributions to the growth of this hospital's capacity to take care of people.

This effort will take time, but the impact of developing a superior capacity to take advantage of Big Data will confer enhanced competitive advantage over the long term and is therefore well worth the investment to create this capability.

A Stable Parent Who Has the Strength to Conduct Business: You should do everything possible to assure your children of your strength — your capacity to take care of them.

The developmental capacity of nuclei taken from intestinal epithelium cells of feeding tadpoles.

Gurdon, J. B. The developmental capacity of nuclei taken from intestinal epithelium cells of feeding tadpoles.