- Look up
capacity in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Capacity or
capacities may
refer to:
Capacity of a container,
closely related to the
volume of the...
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Nameplate capacity, also
known as the
rated capacity,
nominal capacity,
installed capacity,
maximum effect or
Gross Capacity, is the
intended full-load...
- Lung
volumes are
directly measured,
whereas lung
capacities are
inferred from volumes. The
vital capacity can be used to help
differentiate causes of lung...
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Seating capacity is the
number of
people who can be
seated in a
specific space, in
terms of both the
physical space available, and
limitations set by law...
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Field capacity is the
amount of soil
moisture or
water content held in the soil
after excess water has
drained away and the rate of
downward movement has...
- as 80,000.
Route capacity can also be
expressed as
number of
vehicles per hour, such as 20
trains per hour (tph).
Route capacities in rail
lines with...
- cases, the (isobaric) heat
capacity of such
objects can be
computed by
simply adding together the (isobaric) heat
capacities of the
individual parts. However...
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Capacity planning is the
process of
determining the
production capacity needed by an
organization to meet
changing demands for its products. In the context...
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Productive capacity is the
maximum possible output of an economy.
According to the
United Nations Conference on
Trade and
Development (UNCTAD), no agreed-upon...
- In mathematics, the
capacity of a set in
Euclidean space is a
measure of the "size" of that set. Unlike, say,
Lebesgue measure,
which measures a set's...
