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If you do n't specify an initial capacity , the default is 16 . As Mailer reveals in a superbly narrated chapter , " The Ride Down , " human beings always need more than the machine can provide , and having stretched it to its capacities , indeed to its breaking point , they must leap into darkness . The performance measure combines coverage , the percentage of the served area from which a call can be made , and capacity , the total amount of traffic that can be carried . An elected official is a person who is an official by virtue of an election ; officials may also be appointed , ex officio ( i.e. by virtue of another office , often in a specified capacity , such as presiding , advisory , secretary ) , cooptated , or sometimes hereditary . With technologically equipped meeting facilities and residence accommodations , as well as excellent food service capacity , it will support university programs during academic terms and be available for booking by other organizations at other times during the year . In addition , the trained group , in contrast to the control group , showed significant improvement in coping capacity , as measured on standardized psychological tests . We will make use of time within the limits of our physical and mental capacities , but we will fulfill everything we proposed to fulfill . The devices - looking like huge inflatable orbs - will include sophisticated communications systems , nutrient gathering capacities , onboard medical facilities , and a daunting defense infrastructure to ensure that the corporate mission will not go unfulfilled even when most human life is rendered impossible by catastrophes or the consequent epidemics and armed conflicts . In addition , projects should enhance the participants ' capacities , abilities , and skills and thus contribute to their progress toward self-sufficiency .