processing capacity

Any firm taking over the craft would need similar processing capacity.

We must retain production and processing capacity to face these future challenges.

But the Canadians have done more than just expand processing capacity.

With this new processing capacity comes the ability to do more complex operations in applications and games.

Evidence has been found that individuals systematically differ in their processing capacity.

The second recommendation addresses the computer and order processing capacity of the stock exchange.

The processing capacity is drawn from a pool of shared processor resources.

The total processing capacity of the four refineries before the damage was 530,000 barrels a day.

Over a given period of time the typical home computer will use perhaps 15% of it's full processing capacity.

Maximum processing capacity of the supercomputer is 860 billion operations per second.

There's more processing capacity in this than in most city databases.

If this limit is not in place, the device can overload its processing capacity.

Approximate processing Capacity is 500 kg of rubber per day.

Both poppy cultivation and processing capacity have, unfortunately, increased significantly.

The materials must also be processed, however, and large increases in demand would require industry to catch up with new processing capacity.

It may differ, however, to account for constraints like processing capacity and usage patterns.

When an interaction situation has multiple goals, the theory finds increased demands on an individual's information processing capacity.

After setting in operation the second terminal, the processing capacity will exceed 10 million tons a year.

It has been recognised that without sufficient processing capacity a potentially serious waste problem could arise.

'Yes, yes,' the Doctor was saying, 'of course you have enough processing capacity.

The other is competition between two tasks for attention or cognitive processing capacity (see also Lomas, 1980).

Texas is home to 26 refineries, representing more than a quarter of the nation's crude oil processing capacity.

Given that oil supply and processing capacities cannot currently satisfy the growing demand, the situation in the market will remain tense.

Modern tower extraction plants have a processing capacity of up to 17,000 metric tons per day.

Although a growing number of food products were packaged for export, China's food processing capacity was relatively low in the mid-1980s.