Milking cluster designs have increased in claw piece capacity to accommodate higher flow rates.
One of Macdonald's first long pieces in this capacity, published in November, 1952, was a demolition job on the Encyclopedia Britannica's fifty-four-volume edition of the Great Books of the Western World, with Syntopicon (a two-volume index of topics), and on the enterprise's Aristotle, the philosopher Mortimer J. Adler.
We tend to focus on health as part of a critical piece of local capacity.
The reasons for acquiring services externally are manifold, e.g., the OEM can not produce with the same quality, or an equally low price per piece, the production capacity is not available, required special know-how is lacking, and so on.
Editor's note: Stuart Milk has written the following piece in his capacity as an Obama for America campaign surrogate, not in his capacity as co-founder and Board President of the Harvey Milk Foundation.
The output of the root of the tree (red vertex in the figure) defines the piece whose regenerative capacity is tested.
Our data indicate that cutting of semisolid structures into pieces is a general capacity of phagocytes.
WinstonNet -- which is based on a fiber optic ring that surrounds the city center and links to Internet 2, the newest, highest-capacity piece of the Internet -- goes beyond providing free access to computers for those who do not own them.
Coated metal forming tools may enormously reduce tool and work piece wear, form capacities or deliver special functions formerly provided by lubricants and often toxic additives.
It was, in short, a first bite at some low-hanging fruit -- not mentioned in the piece are high-capacity magazines, which allowed the Tucson shooter, Jared Laughner, to get off 30-plus shots without reloading.
One P7 piece of glass can yield eight forty-two-inch TV screens, and the plant has the capacity for two hundred and two thousand pieces a month.
