The size thus obtained should be compared with the table ofcarrying capacity of wires as given on page 731 to see if the wires would have to carry more than the allowable current.
In the following table of carrying capacity, prepared by the underwriters, a wire is assumed to have a safe carrying capacity when its temperature is not increased by the given current over 30° Fahr.
The branch conductors for such lamps should have a carrying capacity about 50 per cent.
What limits the current-carrying capacity of the transmitter?
The conditions surrounding the use of this coil are those which require very high impedance and rather large current-carrying capacity, and fortunately the added requirement, that it shall be placed in a very small space, does not exist.
Some of their ideas are directly relevant to seabirds; for example, their assertion that in many cases limits to carrying capacity of the habitat are not set in a way responsive to the density of the population.
The second defect in the concept of carrying capacity is that it presupposes a stable environment.
An Attack on Density-dependent Mortality Some theorists rejected the concept of carrying capacity as soon as it was formulated.
Their coal-carrying capacity is relatively small, since coaling stations are numerous at various points on the journey, and every available inch of space is utilized for the precious iron ore.
In somewhat the same way the barge has come into use of late years in the ore-traffic, and the great ore-steamers now tow behind them one or two barges equal in carrying capacity to themselves.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "carrying capacity" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
