hkapacitástöbbnyire

hkapacitástöbbnyire is a Hungarian term that translates roughly to "mostly by capacity" or "mainly by capacity" in English. It is often used in economic and business contexts to describe situations where the output, production, or utilization of a system or entity is primarily determined by its inherent capacity rather than other factors.

For instance, when discussing a factory's production levels, if it is operating hkapacitástöbbnyire, it means that its output is largely dictated by how much it can physically produce, given its machinery, labor, and available space. This contrasts with situations where production might be limited by demand, raw material availability, or market fluctuations.

In a broader sense, the term can be applied to any resource or system where the available capacity is the principal limiting factor. This could include service industries, infrastructure, or even human resources, where the maximum amount of work or service that can be provided is the main determinant of its output. Understanding this concept is useful for analyzing efficiency, planning for expansion, and identifying potential bottlenecks within a system.