Sentence examples for defined capacity from inspiring English sources

Time Warner's six-channel sports tier does not have a defined capacity.

The evaluation questions centred around how local partners defined capacity, and what contribution VSO volunteers made to developing capacity; alternative explanations for changes in organisational capacity; unanticipated consequences of capacity development and to what extent capacity development gains have been sustained.

New/improved tests have to be established and validated, considering the use of (metabolically competent) primary (skin) cells, 3D skin models and cells with defined capacity for metabolic activation (e.g. genetically engineered cell lines).

In [28], the authors have defined capacity regions to find all achievable transmission rates in such channels.

The defined capacity of the vehicles makes CVRP the problem that it is, which arguably holds the closest similarity to the constraints that real life applications are under.

For instance, Barkan and Lai [3] defined capacity as "a measure of the ability to move a specific amount of traffic over a defined rail corridor in the U.S. rail environment with a given set of resources under a specific service plan, known as level of service (LOS)".

Development professionals tend to define capacity building exclusively in training terms.

System needs and resources' market potential need to be considered in defining capacity products.

Most other areas of the world define capacity by the weight of materials processed and record measurements in metric units; therefore, crude oil outside the United States is usually measured in metric tons.

To more fully define capacity to return to work, the current study was conducted using a unique series of quantitative tools.

Landex [47] discussed a number of different ways to define capacity, and subsequently detailed the standard UIC 406 method of measuring it [48].