The phrase "measure capacity" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the act of determining the amount or volume of something that a container, vessel, or other object can hold. Example: The scientists used specialized tools to measure the capacity of the storage tank.
In the United States, the conventional practice for the petroleum industry is to measure capacity by volume and to use the English system of measurement.
Following Johansen, we measure capacity in a frontier setting using data envelopment analysis.
We've been in business for over 40 years and until that point had been fighting to accurately monitor profit, measure capacity and make forecasts.
Although we did measure capacity coefficients for both cognitive and algorithmic fusion, we did not further examine the algorithmic fusion method because the results from Experiment 1 indicated that selectively influencing each source image would be unlikely if not impossible.
In 1975, The Federal Railroad Administration FRAA) introduced a parametric approach developed by "Peat, Marwick, Mitchell and Company" to measure capacity in the U.S. rail network based on delay units (hours per 100 train-miles) [4].
It is known that the in fuller measure capacity is used the volume of production and its prime cost is lower that in shorter terms the producer accumulates means for reproduction of production and improvement of the most production system: replacements of the equipment and technologies, reconstruction's implementation of production and organizational and technical innovations.
The limited measuring capacity may yield artificial permeability scale effects as often registered in environmental studies.
But Mr Beard says California measures capacity differently from other states, making the number look worse than it is.
After a few electrochemical cycles the stiffness was not degraded and independent of the measured capacity.
In the process analysis section, we explore how work is organized to deliver goods and services, focusing on measuring capacity, identifying bottlenecks, and understanding the causes of delays.
In 2007, it moved into Hawaii; its flights to the state now account for 20 percent of its available seat miles, an industry standard for measuring capacity.
