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An analysis of the capacity of a 1200-bed hospinal in the United States to handle patients in the setting of a toxic chemical exposure event revealed an ability to handle only two chemically contaminated patients at a time [ 8].
Even volunteers who aren't handling returns but serving in the capacity of greeters and receptionists must pass a test on ethics and confidentiality.
Air traffic was previously handled via Begumpet Airport, but this was replaced by Rajiv Gandhi International Airport (RGIA) in 2008, with the capacity of handling 12 million passengers and 100,000 tonnes of cargo per annum.
"Economies have used up the capacity of planetary ecosystems to handle the waste generated by energy and material use".
Homeostasis, therefore, can be reestablished in two principal ways: increasing the capacity of the ER to handle the load or decreasing the load to meet the capacity.
It can handle about 30,000 visitors a day, roughly half the capacity of Disneyland.
In the past six months, says Byrd, Stats Inc. has doubled the capacity of its computers to handle the increase in fantasy play.
Investors are building two smelters, and doubling the capacity of another, to handle the boom in copper, nickel and other metals, taxing the nation's power supply.
MSF said the number of people seeking care at its new Monrovia centre is "growing faster than we can handle both in terms of the number of beds and the capacity of the staff".
However, that will cost O(n) memory space (assuming each ontology has O(n) vertices) and significantly reduce the capacity of the algorithm in handling large ontology integrations.
When the rate of red cell destruction exceeds the capacity of the liver to handle bilirubin, the yellow pigment accumulates in the blood, causing jaundice.
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