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capacity

[kuh-pas-i-tee] / kəˈpæs ɪ ti /




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“If you used it thoughtfully and had capacity, you could actually have a massive impact,” said Sherin, who urged those running for governor to “bring 5200 into the limelight and guarantee resources to counties.”

From Los Angeles Times

It is fair to say that the opening of the 23,500 capacity arena was far from perfect.

From BBC

"With the current system already struggling to manage one assessment, introducing three raises serious concerns about capacity, resources, and who will ensure plans are followed through," she says.

From BBC

With teams still hiding their full capacity and testing different aspects of their cars, the timesheets were not a clear indicator of strength.

From Barron's

"When patients arrive in a neurology clinic they have used up their internal reserve capacity, so the progression of weakness is often rapid."

From BBC