Malokapacitní

Malokapacitní is a Czech adjective that translates to "low-capacity" or "small-capacity" in English. It is commonly used to describe devices, systems, or situations that have a limited ability to hold, store, or process a certain quantity.

In the context of technology, "malokapacitní" can refer to storage devices such as USB drives or memory cards with a small amount of gigabytes, or hard drives with limited storage space. It can also describe batteries with a low energy storage capacity, meaning they will need to be recharged more frequently. In networking, a "malokapacitní" connection might indicate a slow internet speed or a limited data allowance.

Beyond technology, the term can be applied to infrastructure. For example, a "malokapacitní" reservoir would have a small water storage volume, or a "malokapacitní" public transport system would have limited seating or carrying capacity. In a broader sense, it can also describe a project or undertaking that is small in scale or scope, implying limited resources or potential impact. The core meaning consistently revolves around a deficiency in size or volume relative to a potential or typical standard.