Finally, carrying capacity was significant in explaining the species-specific difference in density between disturbed, isolated patches (A2), and disturbed, connected patches (B2; r = 0.829, p = 0.021; Fig. 7J); in other words, in disturbed patches populations of species with a high carrying capacity profited most by being connected to undisturbed patches.
Production is running at capacity, profits are strong and the operations are far more modern than they were five years ago.
The economy would run out of spare capacity, profits deteriorated, prices and wages rose and the Fed hiked interest rates, precipitating a recession.If that pattern holds, the current expansion should have plenty of life left in it.
Rio de Janeiro didn't have the logistical capacity to profit from this money racket, and now the Rio's impoverished people, 63% of which didn't want the Games will feel the brunt of a $12bn loss of available revenue.
However, the root tip increases Pi uptake and acquisition capacity to profit from the exudative burst and subsequently liberated phosphate from insoluble complexes.
R: It's a big blow to our capacity and profits… The reductions are 75% of capacity and 90% of our profits.
With petroleum refinery capacity tight, profit margins soared for independent refiners, and the Howard Weil Bloomberg index of those stocks gained 37percentt.
The recent closings signal the end of a period from roughly 2004 to 2008, when demand soared, refineries operated near capacity and profits swelled.
Smithfield, the largest American pork producer, is exiting the beef business as rising corn costs and surplus production capacity erode profit.
The revised plan also calls for a 12percentt reduction in capacity, nonlabor profit improvements of $1.4 billion a year, starting a process to cut an additional $400 million in spending a year and reducing capital spending by $1.2 billion from 2003 to 2005.
In 1998 it took us almost two years to get things back to normal .Even so, the Saudis not only sit atop the cheapest and largest reserves of oil in the world, but remain the only country willing to maintain large amounts of idle capacity—something profit-minded Russian oilmen such as Yukos's Mr Kukes would never do.
