Übersetzung für 'capacity constraints' von Englisch nach Deutsch

capacity constraints

Kapazitätsgrenzen {pl}

Kapazitätsengpässe {pl}

Kapazitätsbeschränkungen {pl}

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constraints

Beschränkungen {pl}

Zwänge {pl}

Zwangsmäßigkeiten {pl} [Zwänge]

Nebenbedingungen {pl}math.

Restriktionen {pl} [geh.]

(einengende) Randbedingungen {pl}

competitive constraints {pl}

Wettbewerbsdruck {m}econ.

engineering constraints

technische Grenzen {pl}tech.

nonholonomic constraints

nichtholonome Zwangsbedingungen {pl}

constraints problem

ungeprüft Restriktionsproblem {n}ling.

financial constraints

finanzielle Zwänge {pl}

social constraints

gesellschaftliche Zwänge {pl}

liquidity constraints

Liquiditätsrestriktionen {pl}

environmental constraints

Umweltschutzauflagen {pl}ecol.

safety constraints

Sicherheitsauflagen {pl}tech.

competitive constraints

Wettbewerbskräfte {pl} [Wettbewerbsdruck]econ.

linear constraints

lineare Beschränkungen {pl}

due to time constraints {adv}

aus Termingründenadmin.

to free sth. of constraints

etw.^Akk. liberalisieren

Theory of Constraints <TOC>

Engpasstheorie {f}ind.

• The quadratic knapsack problem maximizes a quadratic objective function subject to binary and linear capacity constraints.
• It was built to increase traffic on the GCR by overcoming capacity constraints on the Metropolitan extension and as a result of disagreements between the MetR and GCR after the resignation of Sir Edward Watkin due to poor health.
• Due to capacity constraints, this increase in output will eventually become so small that the price of the good will rise.
• In June 2003, Lufthansa opened Terminal 2 at Munich's Franz Josef Strauß Airport to relieve its main hub, Frankfurt, which was suffering from capacity constraints.
• The major capacity constraints are the platform capacities of Reading, Redhill and Gatwick Airport stations.

• The hub-and-spoke system allows an airline to serve fewer routes, so fewer aircraft are needed. In addition, airlines may experience capacity constraints as they expand at their hub airports.
• The model also ignores capacity constraints. If a single firm does not have the capacity to supply the whole market then the "price equals marginal cost" result may not hold.
• Because of some terminal station capacity constraints, numerous services operate to a secondary terminal as well as their usual terminus during peak hours.
• But this is not very satisfactory because transportation requirements differ, depending on industry locations and capacity constraints on regional production.
• Roof lighting was fitted and traffic lights reintroduced in 2004 to reduce capacity constraints and safety issues.

• Due to low patronage, the Corinda to Yeerongpilly and Doomben to Pinkenba lines have had their services replaced by buses, while due to track capacity constraints, services on the Sunshine Coast between Caboolture and Nambour are supplemented by a bus service.
• At the same time, Edgeworth showed how price competition between two firms with capacity constraints and/or rising marginal cost curves resulted in indeterminacy.
• Due to capacity constraints at Le Bourget, Air France transferred all of its operations to Orly in 1952.
• High levels of economic growth followed, but the traditional capacity constraints of the British economy - especially currency and balance of trade concerns - quickly choked the economic boom.
• A generalization of the Bertrand model is the Bertrand–Edgeworth model that allows for capacity constraints and a more general cost function.

• due to capacity constraints would also be able to continue further east, allowing for a more efficient use of the line.
• The capacity constraints on the Tokaido Main Line had been clear prior to World War II, and work started on a new [...] standard gauge "bullet train" line in 1940.