The content and extent of capacity-building obligations need to be clarified (i.e. how much and what sort of capacity-building is required in different contexts and for different sorts of people).
Autistic and non-autistic young adults performed a set of auditory detection and identification tasks designed to tax processing capacity and establish the extent of perceptual capacity in each population.
In northern Sweden, goods are transferred to land only to a certain extent because of capacity problems with rail infrastructure.
An individual will not consume to the full extent of his capacity if he cannot insure his house or health.
I have always acted in the best interest of the Palestinian people, in its entirety, and to the full extent of my capacity.
The extent of this capacity ranges from single photoreceptor cells, pigmented eyespots and cups, to complicated organs that focus, reflect and absorb light to resolve images.
Judging the extent of trees' capacity to cope successfully with new conditions requires knowledge of their tolerance limits; something that is hard to study and to-date cannot be estimated with confidence for many tree species.
We examine each strategy in light of the six objectives to evaluate: 1) power to detect change, 2) extent of local capacity development, and 3) cost effectiveness.
Meanwhile, a writer's true success — in the sense of her ability to write something original and meaningful — also depends upon the range of her imagination, the precision of her critical faculties, and, crucially, the extent of her capacity for empathy.
"The park has just about reached the extent of its capacity, and over time, as the word spread, it could increase trail impact substantially," said Buzz Caverly, Baxter's director, who explained that he would rather see the trail bypass the park rather than go through it.
