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Its installed | capacity has expanded over time to its current 335 MW |
Prior to the 1949 game, the seating | capacity was expanded to 36,058, at which it remained |
y new members until April, when the website's | capacity is expanded. |
Terminal E, with a 2,000 passengers per hour | capacity is expected to be completed ca. |
t which integrated circuits (ICs) reach their | capacity, is expected sometime around 2010. |
ew renovations are completed in July 2011 the | capacity is expected to be reduced to 21,000. |
As enrollment expanded, the building | capacity was extended with an addition by James Sterli |
and its | capacity was extended to 13,500 spectators. |
called to the University of Innsbruck in the | capacity of extraordinary professor, and in 1893 was a |
Meanwhile, there was concern that limited | capacity to facilitate the detention and prosecution o |
ootball League because of insufficient ground | capacity and facilities. |
In 2002, the dam's | capacity had fallen to 19% of total capacity. |
vings product (microsavings) to reinforce the | capacity of families to manage their budget and to ant |
Until 2009, he would work in that | capacity with farm team CD Baskonia and the reserve sq |
ce heart and skeletal muscle cells have a low | capacity for fatty acid synthesis, ACC may act purely |
He served in this | capacity until February 1912, when he returned to Chih |
He served in this | capacity from February 1, 1943 to January 3, 1947. |
Wham served in that | capacity until February 2, 1967, due to his death. |
Faris's served in that | capacity until February 6, 1935, due to appointment to |
Kirkland served in that | capacity until February 25, 1958, due to his death. |
Devine served in that | capacity until February 22, 1999, due to his death. |
Moorman served in that | capacity until February 2, 1925, due to appointment to |
a magazine of 700 linked rounds, with a total | capacity including feeder system of 750 rounds. |
The new brewery had the | capacity of fermenting 24,000 gallons of wort at a tim |
a breeding horse are good character, pulling | capacity and fertility. |
He served in that | capacity for fifteen years. |
defections and is only at 20% of its original | capacity to fight, according to defecting officials. |
till considering whether to expand the 27,500 | capacity by filling in the scoreboard corner between t |
ogram as we go forward -- both human resource | capacity and financial resource capacity -- to scale u |
, to the 10th Earl of Selkirk in the latter's | capacity as First Lord of the Admiralty. |
ed as the Channel Fleet, she continued in her | capacity as flagship as a Channel Fleet unit. |
This insect probably lost the | capacity for flight in exchange for larger size. |
dam can hold up to 803 565 ML (344% standard | capacity) in flood mitigation. |
Capacity - flood storage: Nil | |
The brewery has grown its | capacity and floor space, and has expanded its market |
heat transferred into a fluid to the thermal | capacity of fluid. |
Courville and Percy decided to test Tarrare's | capacity for food. |
ssay is often used to measure the antioxidant | capacity of foods, beverages and nutritional supplemen |
nly 17,499 fans showed up at the Cotton Bowl ( | capacity 75,000) for that game, and attendance continu |
Seating | capacity varies for different events at Harbour Statio |
Ala'Aldeen has long been involved in | capacity building for Iraqi and Kurdish Universities a |
The lake's remaining storage | capacity is for flood control. |
tion, stating that he wished to serve in this | capacity solely for reasons of idealism. |
,000,000 m3 (2,675,354 acre·ft) flood storage | capacity, rated for a once in a hundred year flood. |
t has a additional 200,000 vehicles per annum | capacity exclusively for French car maker Renault's In |
Astra 2B can also provide backup | capacity, substituting for one or more transponders ac |
en work played for one week in 1903 with near | capacity attendance for each performance. |
Each MHP can also hold different carrying | capacity Ki for its supporting local population of bac |
al Dot-com boom which created highly inflated | capacity demands for telecom operators. |
tion at Cuyahoga Community College attracting | capacity audiences for many years. |
sistance to administer and monitor elections, | capacity building for non-governmental organizations, |
org was dedicated to volunteerism, technology | capacity building for nonprofits and charitable giving |
enna effect" in such systems and invented the | capacity compensator for its control. |
The initial | capacity was for 7,000 spectators, which was extended |
The Futurist has the twelfth largest | capacity (2,155), for a theatre in the country, and th |
The camera will format any CF card, but the | capacity after formatting will not exceed 8GB. |
In this | capacity, he fought at the battles of Abensberg, Lands |
ofession was that of an engineer, and in this | capacity he found employment with the English governme |
He served in that | capacity for four years before moving to Premier Socce |
structed at a cost of $50,000 and had a daily | capacity of four hundred tons of cane. |
Full traffic | capacity occurs four hours every day. |
He served in this | capacity for fourteen years. |
n plants, each with 400 MM cubic feet per day | capacity, a fractionation plant to remove the liquids |
urg - Wilhelmshaven railway, to provide extra | capacity for freight trains. |
atio and the Gallery are smaller rooms with a | capacity ranging from 100-300 people each. |
The Stadium has had its seating | capacity increase from 14,000 to 35,000, the media-box |
AFFF solution | capacity ranges from 50 to 250 gallons. |
Data Memory | capacity is from 64 to 224 bytes and is RAM type. |
Do Global Markets Suffer From Chronic Excess | Capacity?: Insights From Keynes, Schumpeter and Marx |
The total fuel | capacity went from 115 gallons (435 liters) to 644 gal |
Its planned | capacity when fully developed will be 735,000. |
ons, includes biologists, managers, outreach, | capacity development, fundraising and economic develop |
The refining | capacity was further expanded to 3.75 MMTPA with the c |
In this | capacity he gained great distinction during the Franco |
e more accessible and the stadium expanded in | capacity, more games were moved to Jordan-Hare Stadium |
He served in a similar | capacity with Gaston offices in Tuskegee and Mobile, A |
operated as Streicher's representative in his | capacity as Gauleiter of Franconia. |
l plants of less than one million tons annual | capacity are generally not economically viable. |
previous supervisor acts only in a mentoring | capacity and generally does not directly supervise dri |
• An electric utility has the | capacity to generate and distribute electricity (the u |
t private bank by asset size with the highest | capacity to generate recurrent banking revenues. |
The turbines will have the | capacity to generate around 90MW in total and 2-3 MW e |
At full | capacity, Gerald Gentleman Station burns as much as 80 |
His | capacity to get bills passed in parliament was unmatch |
the Godiva Festival on 5 July 2008, a 30,000 | capacity free gig in Coventry's War Memorial Park. |
Capacity: 11.5 Gigalitres | |
Total | capacity: 450 gigalitres |
Unlike other New World monkeys, they have the | capacity to give birth twice a year. |
e labeling required due to its higher binding | capacity, which gives a higher signal. |
Seating | capacity did go down but attendance has skyrocketed. |
local gods were identified with Apollo in his | capacity of god of healing. |
iance with a confidential dispatch, fueled to | capacity, and got underway independently at 0027 on Se |
She resigned to work on staff in a music | capacity at Gracepointe Church in the Nashville area. |
In 1964, Commonwealth was full to | capacity and grades kindergarten through twelfth neede |
so changed, providing the SEAT 600 the unique | capacity of great acceleration and relatively high spe |
fa Forest West Wind Farm, is likely to have a | capacity of greater than 50MW therefore will be determ |
city removed the upper deck in 2005 since the | capacity was greater than the need for its tenants. |
Their | capacity was greater: they could each generate 6,000 p |
The ship also has a high | capacity shield grid and, according to dialogue in the |
Over the last 20 years, Gadiv's production | capacity has grown to more than 500,000 mt per year. |
He later acted in a diplomatic | capacity and had substantial influence over the course |
The port has an annual | capacity to handle 80 million tonnes of iron ore. |
on Vykhino which was built with far too small | capacity to handle the congestion, making it the busie |
The runway increases the airport's | capacity to handle 85 flights from the previous 54-60 |
ing the latter drastically exceeds the buffer | capacity of Hank's Salts and may result in cell death. |
With an enormous | capacity for hard work and a natural business sense, C |
Due to the large | capacity of Harder Stadium, it is an ideal venue for p |
ed animals, insects, and plants that have the | capacity to harm humans. |
lic potential is believed to confer a greater | capacity to harvest energy contributing to obesity. |
In this | capacity he has worked with Quincy Jones, Lalo Schifri |
, he again became critic for health, in which | capacity he has served since. |
In order to increase | capacity, GO has extended the platforms to accommodate |
lons (about 25.7 million m³) of water at full | capacity, and has a drainage basin of 20 square miles |
secondary school in Swansea, was encountering | capacity problems, having to accommodate over a 1,000 |
platform was added to provide additional line | capacity by having the South Wales and Bristol Parkway |
shed this by inflating their milling per-hour | capacity and having 4 Permanent Secretaries approve th |
for 18 months, also helping out in a coaching | capacity before he left in May 2003. |
n by his name, and sometimes employed in that | capacity; however he apparently wrote no strictly inst |
He served in that | capacity until he resigned on January 19, 1937. |
not feature frontman Lawrence in any musical | capacity, though he was responsible for naming the tra |
He served with distinction in that | capacity until he was made a Senior Puisne Judge on 20 |
It was in this | capacity that he became acquainted with Colin Campbell |
became his Chief of Staff and served in that | capacity until he left Congress in 1996. |
He served in that | capacity until he retired in January 2001. |
He acted in this | capacity until he was released in 1967 and succeeded b |
It was in this | capacity that he garnered nationwide attention for sta |
er the deceased had the required testamentary | capacity when he wrote his will. |
as John Jenkins, who would later serve in the | capacity of head coach the next season. |
In that | capacity he headed a Committee which looked at the Adm |
In 2010 Shorunmu was hired in the same | capacity for Heartland F.C. |
te that internal chills will absorb both heat | capacity and heat of fusion energy. |
In this | capacity he held the office of praetor - meaning mayor |
ys Bob continued with the Hoops as a coach, a | capacity he held until his departure to London in 1945 |
of 2009, Diamond Bear doubled its production | capacity with help from the Arkansas Economic Developm |
Acting in this | capacity, he helped lead cases against subprime lender |
In this | capacity, he helped plan the campaign that ended in a |
In this | capacity, he helped translate Lenin's “The State and R |
In this | capacity, he helped pass Iowa's collective bargaining |
In that | capacity, he helped develop All-Americans Ron Kramer a |
In this | capacity, he helped to build many local airports to st |
Wicker served in that | capacity until her death, in 1994, in New Orleans, Lou |
She would serve in the | capacity until her retirement in 1929. |
Caulfield served in that | capacity until her resignation from the bench on Septe |
It was formally opened by Rab Butler in his | capacity as High Steward of Cambridge on 13 July 1971. |
Despite his vast technical | capacity and high ball possession skills, unique shuff |
cts involved in an A ranking, his integration | capacity is high. |
Lovett served in that | capacity until his death, in 1945. |
d this position at Montpellier in an official | capacity until his death in 1759. |
status on December 31, 1967, serving in that | capacity until his death. |
f Representatives in 1890, and served in that | capacity until his death in 1891 in Yankton. |
Wing served in that | capacity until his resignation, on February 1, 1905. |
Belew served in that | capacity until his death, in 2001, in Fort Worth, Texa |
Garver served in this | capacity until his death in Independence at the age of |
atus on December 31, 1943, and served in that | capacity until his death, in 1958. |
He served in that | capacity until his death, in Princeton, New Jersey. |
He remained in this | capacity until his death twelve years later, aged 66. |
Dupree served in that | capacity until his death, in 1995, in Raleigh. |
Parsons served in that | capacity until his death, in 1993, in Chicago. |
status on December 31, 1958, serving in that | capacity until his death. |
nior status on July 31, 1941, serving in that | capacity until his death, in Lincoln, Nebraska, later |
Burns served in that | capacity until his death, in 1917, in Laredo, Texas. |
status on October 5, 1976, and served in that | capacity until his death, in Stanford, California. |
r status on March 1, 1958 and serving in that | capacity until his death. |
Davis served in that | capacity until his death, in 1938. |
He served in that | capacity until his death, in 1943, in Norfolk. |
ior status on August 2, 1968, serving in that | capacity until his death. |
Legge served in that | capacity until his retirement, on June 30, 2001. |
McCormick served in that | capacity until his death, in 1916, in Waco, Texas. |
Cecil served in that | capacity until his death, in 1958. |
Sanborn served in that | capacity until his death, in 1928, in St. Paul, Minnes |
r status on January 31, 1986, serving in that | capacity until his death, in Marietta. |
Winner served in that | capacity until his retirement from the bench, on Augus |
He served in that | capacity until his death at the beginning of 1959. |
status on December 25, 1982, serving in that | capacity until his death, in Houston. |
Sparks served in that | capacity until his death in 1850, in Rushville. |
Cannon served in this | capacity until his premature death at the age of 37 in |
Taylor served in that | capacity until his death, in 1952. |
tatus on February 15, 1966 and served in that | capacity until his death, in Potomac, Maryland. |
atus on February 28, 1985, and served in that | capacity until his death, in 2007, in Bismarck, North |
He continued to serve in that | capacity until his death. |
or status on October 1, 1949, serving in that | capacity until his death, in 1958. |
bon emulsion, to increase the oxygen carrying | capacity of his blood. |
Kellam served in that | capacity until his death, in 1996, in Virginia Beach, |
Marsh served in that | capacity until his death, in 1993, in Greensburg, Penn |
Shaw served in that | capacity until his death, in 1950. |
of Indian Affairs in 1921, and served in that | capacity until his resignation in 1929. |
Green served in that | capacity until his death, in 1896, in Trenton, New Jer |
or status on August 31, 1991, serving in that | capacity until his death. |
Cannon served in this | capacity until his death from pancreatic cancer in 194 |
status on December 31, 1996, serving in that | capacity until his death. |
ior status on August 6, 1975, serving in that | capacity until his death, in Houston. |
Smith served in that | capacity until his death, in 1982. |
us on February 14, 1990, and remained in that | capacity until his death on February 23, 1999. |
ior status on August 1, 1965, serving in that | capacity until his death, in 1970. |
senior status on May 1, 1961, serving in that | capacity until his death, in 1964. |
Pollard served in that | capacity until his death, in 1954, in Richmond. |
Swing served in that | capacity until his death, in 1882, in Batavia, Ohio. |
or status on January 1, 1922, serving in that | capacity until his death, in 1934, in Portland, Maine. |
or status on August 15, 1966, serving in that | capacity until his death, in 1972. |
Delehant served in that | capacity until his death, in Omaha, Nebraska. |
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