full capacity

collocation in English

meanings of fulland capacity

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full
adjective
uk /fʊl/ us /fʊl/
(of a container or a space) holding or containing as much as possible or ...
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capacity
noun
uk /kəˈpæs.ə.ti/ us /kəˈpæs.ə.t̬i/
the total amount that can be contained ...
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Examples of full capacity

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It uses the comparison principle in its fullcapacity.
When a task is relatively easy, infants can devote their fullcapacity to fulfilling other demands.
It is estimated that, at fullcapacity, the ward can launch treatment of between 250 and 300 patients a year.
It comprised 24 projects and, when operating at fullcapacity, 96 researchers.
Many processors discuss being at fullcapacity only in the late summer and fall.
Since the department operated below fullcapacity, the savings obtained would have been lower than our estimates.
However, near fullcapacity significant diseconomies will occur, because marginal costs begin to increase.
The ' fitness exercise ' instructor challenged each individual to exercise to fullcapacity.
This inability to run to fullcapacity due to insufficient staff throughout the year leads to increasing radiotherapy waiting times.
At that point the excretory system must be fully functional and ready to operate to its fullcapacity as the young fluke develops to maturity.
It is at the completion of this varied set of intracellular changes that the oocyte finally acquires its fullcapacity to support fertilisation and development.
As additional capacity is added-more synthesis and imaging procedures- marginal costs will again remain relatively fixed until fullcapacity is again reached.
In other words, the domestic recovery sector is operating at fullcapacity and all domestic recyclable waste is being recycled.
I'm working to fullcapacity you know.
To assess efficiency, we inquired if the stock of equipment was excessive, relative to some pre-agreed norm, or if the equipment was underutilized, relative to some notion of fullcapacity.
When the factory is running at fullcapacity 20 workers are employed, 4 women and 16 men, but only about 10 'core' workers are employed on a regular basis.
I have suggested above that what is missing is the fullcapacity for mental representation of non-actuality, perhaps the same capacity underlying children's limitations on understanding of false beliefs.
The present analysis is based on an estimated fullcapacity of 300 patients embarking on the scheme and 250 patients completing treatment with a maximum of two absences.
A year ago we believed that the shipbuilders of the country could, given the steel and the men, turn out tonnage to their fullcapacity.
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The table shows the number of pupils once the college reaches fullcapacity.
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