Ability

Capacity refers to the resources or attitudes of an individual, entity or institution, to perform a certain task or task.

In more specific contexts, capacity can refer to the following concepts:

• Volume that occupy the liquids and arids within a container. See also Capacity units.
• Aerobic capacity: the ability of the body (heart, blood vessels and lungs) to function efficiently and carry sustained activities with little effort, little fatigue, and with rapid recovery (aerobic exercise).
• Anaerobic capacity: It is defined as the ability of the body to function the kidneys and the liver efficiently when performing short-lived and high-intensity physical activities (anaerobic exercise).
• Analytical capacity: is a mathematical or geometric function.
• Heat capacity: also called thermal capacity, is the capacity of heat storage material.
• Cranial capacity: is the measurement of the volume of the inside of the skull.
• Absorption capacityIt is the capacity of countries receiving international investment and, in particular, official development assistance, to use them efficiently.
• Storage capacity: refers to the amount of data that can be stored on a storage device.
• Seat capacity: refers to the number of people who can sit in a place, in the terms of available space or the system of limitations by law. Also called aforo.
• Channel capacity: refers to the ability of information that a communication channel can transport reliably, that is, with a probability of error as small as you want.
• Population load capacity: is the capacity of an environment to sustain a species.
• Dissemination capacity: determines the degree of effectiveness with which gas passes from alveolos to blood capillaries in a minute.
• Capacity to work: refers to the legal quality of a natural person to validly perform certain legal acts.
• Color representation capacity is a measure of how much a color space can be perceived under the lighting of a specific light.
• Production capacity: is the maximum amount of product obtained from a process per unit of time.
• Electrical capacity: is the property of a driver to store electric charge.
• Legal capacity: refers to the legal ability to close certain acts, such as the conclusion of a contract.
• Capacity port: it gives the resilient capacity of a field to support structures supported on it without losing stability.
• Toxic capacity: is the capacity of an organism, an organic system or an ecosystem to support the introduction of a toxin.
• High capacity sharing: is an ammunition feeding device for use in a firearm that can accommodate more than 10 rounds of ammunition.

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