"matching capacity" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a person's ability to find appropriate solutions to problems. For example, "The manager's impressive matching capacity helped him to successfully resolve the dispute."
"The consistent issue for the airline business is matching capacity to demand," he said.
"Airlines are becoming much more effective and efficient at matching capacity to demand on flights".
2) Have sufficient matching capacity of generation and load to maintain system frequency within prescribed limits in each island.
Have sufficient matching capacity of generation and load to maintain system frequency within prescribed limits in each island.
By matching capacity to demand, Amazon says this flexibility can lower the costs of inference by as much as 75%--which is significant since inference often accounts for the bulk of the costs associated with a deep learning application.
We have to match capacity to demand.
Proposals for microjet and on-demand service are being stimulated by the growing fear that the Federal Aviation Administration cannot match capacity growth to the projected growth in demand.
The European Court of Auditors, an independent agency that monitors European Union spending, found in a 2011 study that the subsidy policy was so poorly planned that from 1992 to 2008, despite an official policy of reducing the fleet to match capacity with shrinking stocks, capacity actually rose by about 14 percent.
"You have to match capacity and demand," says Raehl. "You don't necessarily have a dedicated fleet of trucking carriers," Raehl continues.
In these networks, an active/sleep scheduling strategy for base stations (BSs) becomes an effective way to match capacity to demand and also improve energy efficiency.
But what if we had a common API that could mix and match capacity from different providers to help companies auto-scale their needs at the best price — some bandwidth from Amazon, some from Google and so on?
