In order to avoid capacity-demand mismatches, operations managers employ mix-flexible resources which allow them to shift excess demands to unused capacities.
Sharing of resources and capacity across disease areas may however help to avoid wasting capacity, (e.g., clinical trial capacity, laboratory capacity) which has been established in research teams, between trials, and when candidate products are unavailable.
It also decides how fast it must grow to avoid spare capacity and a rise in the numbers without work.
Advocates are now leaning heavily on one justification for the line.A new, quicker railway is needed to avoid a "capacity crunch", says Rupert Walker of Network Rail, the company that owns Britain's tracks.
As we, like the puppy, practice the art of stepping into our fears and repeatedly standing in the fire of challenges and opportunities that we might prefer to avoid, our capacity to face into the unfaceable grows and deepens.
To avoid NGS capacity underutilization, several samples are often sequenced at the same time, a technique called multiplexing.
In contrast, identifying anatomical correlates of the 'capacity' of any sensory modality would be much more difficult to do using functional imaging studies where it would be difficult to avoid confounding capacity with task demands.
The functional modes used in the scenarios below can be conceived of as 'minimal' implementations such that they avoid capacities that are irrelevant for the 'task' at hand (i.e., they are not functionally redundant).
This article aims to avoid flow-capacity loss due to merges when rerouting air traffic around adverse-weather regions.
Time to adjust capacity refers to the time in planning for generation capacity when new capacity must be planned for to be added to existing capacity to avoid overstretching the installed capacity.
