Installing a French drain with the capacity to take in all the runoff from your driveway can be very expensive, but every little bit helps.
In response, Congress needs to develop the capacity to take in those messages, identify constituents and respond to them in a timely manner.
"The thinking that people who watch daytime don't have the capacity to take in anything creative or intelligent.
But there are already clear signs that the dust, smoke and ash that responders breathed in have led to an increase in diseases that scar the lungs and reduce their capacity to take in and let out air.
His colleague, Mr Kanther, retorts that Germany has exhausted its capacity to take in foreigners.Indeed, Mr Kanther's party, the ruling Christian Democratic Union (CDU), is looking at other foreigners to keep out.
Our customers can have the adaptive capacity to take in that user, throw him or her in the penalty box for 24 hours, and send notes to the security team.
This receptivity is distinct from having the capacity to "take" what is offered, and more to do with our capacity to "take IN".
For now, though, let us say that the networked information economy as it has developed to this date has a capacity to take in, filter, and synthesize observations and opinions from a population that is orders of magnitude larger than the population that was capable of being captured by the mass media.
It is also the capacity to take in emotional signals and make them meaningful in a relationship.
Mr. Widell hopes that New York's initiative will spur other cities to divert their own food waste streams to operations like the company's Wilmington Organic Recycling Center, which has the capacity to take in another 150 tons of waste a day.
Meditation always presents the subtle temptation to float above it all in a peaceful space rather than build our capacity to take in difficult truths and feel difficult feelings.
