First Amendment protections are a solemn oath designed to preserve a functioning democracy; they in no way logically extend to protecting the capacity to inflict harm on vulnerable citizens for mere amusement.
Their movements thus extend to former civic capacities and future possibilities, invoking more-than-urban (local, national, transnational) frames of action, exchange and obligation.
Our new findings clarify that the effects of shared capacity extend to perceptual sensitivity of auditory detection.
Over the past three years, the Rookery has been extended to increase capacity, and the Willows was opened as Mulberry brought its remaining UK production back in-house.
The camp is being extended to a capacity of 812 by the end of the year, blueprints exist for an expansion to 2,000 and the base is to be included in a '20-year plan' for Guantanamo's naval base.
The work can be extended to general capacity analysis of multi-hop wireless networks and can serve as the basis for modified MAC protocol that can better mitigate the impact of interference, specifically the interference from within carrier sensing range.
The building was extended to improve capacity in the 1930s.
Questions of 'capacity' sometimes extend to other contexts, such as capacity to stand trial in a court of law, and the ability to make decisions that relate to personal care and finances.
The bigger space also allowed us to stretch out; something our former office no longer had the physical capacity to extend to us.
Note that this dual nature of capacity goes beyond individual judgments of capacity and extends to theories of capacity as a whole.
The theoretical channel capacity limits were defined by the Shannon-Hartley theorem [17], illustrated in (5), and can be extended to approximate the capacity of MIMO communication channels by multiplying (5) by the number of spatial streams (number of antennas).
