The phrase "paper capacity" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the size or space a sheet of paper has for written information. For example, "This paper has a low paper capacity, so it will need more than one sheet to include all the required information."
Laser The Brother DCP-7055 Mono laser all-in-one printer manages 20 pages a minute, has a 250-sheet paper capacity and prints 2,400 x 600 dots per inch.
In this paper, capacity design parameters are established that describe the axial strength and flexural strength of the cast components relative to the main hollow structural section member.
It has boosted pulp and paper capacity by 160% and lumber capacity by 400% since 1995.
When Stora acquired Consolidated Papers in 2000, it gained a long-sought-after foothold in North America, from where it now gets 18% of its paper capacity (81% still comes from Europe mostly Finland and Sweden).
The Ministry of Forestry recently announced a 10-year plan to develop nine million ha of fiber plantations to supply a two-fold expansion of pulp and paper capacity [19].
The second paper, "Capacity bounds for multiple access-cognitive interference channel" by M Mirmohseni, B Akhbari and MR Aref, studies the capacity regions at the Media Access Control level, by proposing the Multiple Access-Cognitive Interference Channel in a scenario with cognitive transmitters and a Multiple Access Channel with common information that enables cooperation among them.
Forest Products yearbook and other data on forest products, recovered paper and pulp and paper capacities.
Statistics on forest products trade, production, consumption, recovered paper and pulp and paper capacities were published and widely disseminated, including through the internet.
Out of these about 270 small paper mills (capacity ≤10,000 tonnes per annum (TPA), having a total installed capacity of 1.47 MTPA) do not have chemical recovery units [1].
Due to over-supply, has been no new paper production capacity has been installed in the last few years, although minor capacity increases were made through modifications or programs to reduce bottlenecks.
This paper examines capacity determination in the context of the refusing user, to determine how judges approach capacity in this context.
