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capacityWith regard to computer and information systems, capacity refers to the storage and transaction processing capability of computer systems, the network and/or the datacenter. See capacity on demand. capacity 1. a measure of the electrical output of a piece of apparatus such as a motor, generator, or accumulator 2. Electronics a former name for capacitance 3. Computing a. the number of words or characters that can be stored in a particular storage device b. the range of numbers that can be processed in a register 4. the bit rate that a communication channel or other system can carry 5. legal competence
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A strategic energy asset management firm, ConsumerPowerline aggregates curtailable electrical capacity and then bids this power into the twice annual Reliability Demand Response Market. For most developing countries, electricity reform is said to be a prerequisite for attracting sufficient investment to allow electrical capacity to keep pace with national economic growth. Before you sign a building or office lease, check to see that the structure's electrical capacity is sufficient to meet your organization's needs. |
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