It will serve as many as 150,000 or even 400,000 or more people.
Today they claim to serve as many as 2,000 Irish coffees on busy days.
It is a porterhouse specialist, offering huge steaks that serve as many as four people each.
Each caregiver can serve as many as five patients and grow up to six flowering plants for each.
China Unicom said the winners would supply equipment for a nationwide wireless network, based on Qualcomm technology, that would serve as many as 15.2 million subscribers by 2002.
Compared with banquet-hall rodízios, which may serve as many as 20 cuts of meat, Girassol's selection of a half-dozen may seem paltry, but it is satisfying, beginning with dense pork sausages and crisp, juicy grilled chicken legs.
They will serve as many as 2,000 students, focusing mostly on the five large, overcrowded schools in the Bronx that officials say have some of the highest dropout rates in the city.
The program would cost $24 billion a year and serve as many as 11 million students, said Alexander, who proposed that the funds be taken from federal dollars now spent on K-12 education.
Assuming that states maintain their current rate of contribution, the national system will have between 400,000 and 650,000 "slots," able to serve as many as 1.7 million patients annually.
The gadget, dubbed BRCK slated to be unveiled Monday at a conference in Berlin is a Wi-Fi router that can serve as many as 20 devices when there is an Internet connection.
In June, the group released a study that accused Colorado of underestimating the amount of water used in hydraulic fracturing, also known as fracking, saying the true figure was between 7.2 billion and 13 billion gallons per year — enough to serve as many as 296,100 people.
