When Salieri retired from the stage, he recognized that artistic styles had changed and he felt that he no longer had the creative capacity to adapt or the emotional desire to continue.

When Caesar became dictator for a second time, Antony was made Master of the Horse, and in this capacity he remained in Italy as the peninsula's administrator in 47 BC, while Caesar was fighting the last Pompeians, who had taken refuge in the province of Africa.

When the water reaches the coastline, the corresponding coastal ponds, both freshwater and brackish, fill to capacity and beyond, spilling over into the sea.

When complete, the new cable will be able to support the equivalent of 62 million simultaneous phone calls, with the design capacity to support future internet growth and advanced applications such as video and e-commerce.

When a certain preset coin capacity is reached, a coin diverter automatically redirects, or " drops ," excess coins into a " drop bucket " or " drop box.

When many small files are expected a small block size would typically maximize capacity, but for a system dealing mainly with large files, a larger block size can provide a performance advantage.

* Immediate updates: When dealing with the public in any capacity, laws, specifications, and parameters can change.

When a network has no requirement for the secondary ring to do backup, it can also carry data, extending capacity to 200 Mbit / s.

When the transmission protocol uses the dropped-packets symptom of filled buffers to regulate its transmit rate, as the Internet's TCP does, bandwidth is fairly shared at near theoretical capacity with minimal network congestion delays.

When recharged, the old cells recharge more rapidly, leading to a rapid rise of voltage to near the fully charged state, but before the new cells with more capacity have fully recharged.

When watching a film that exceeds 74 minutes, which is the maximum video capacity of one disc, a viewer would have to stand up and change the disc upon reaching half-way ( unless the discs are played on a VCD changer that could hold multiple discs as well as playing them automatically in succession ), whereas a single VHS can hold 3½ hours of continuous video.

When the metric system was introduced in France in 1795, it included units for length, area, dry volume, liquid capacity, weight or mass, and even currency, but not for time.

When the non-socialist formed government in 1976, Bildt came to serve as the Moderate party coordinator in his capacity as close collaborator of the then party leader and Minister of Economy Gösta Bohman.

When Morbius used the machine the first time he himself barely survived, but found his intellectual capacity had been permanently doubled.

When the number of users outgrew the capacity of the original computer, additional ' compute ' resource computers could be attached via ARCNET, running the same applications and accessing the same data.

* When an airline sacrifices its capacity to other airlines as a code share partner, its operational cost will generally be reduced to nil.

When the ranks swelled beyond the capacity of the cabins, tents were pitched at the camp.

When the Alaskan oil fields were developed in the 1960s, Standard Oil decided that there was adequate capacity for refining at Anacortes and set aside plans to build a refinery on the property.

When questioned in court, Leuchter admitted he had not seen a document by the Waffen SS Commandant for construction issued when the gas chambers were constructed which estimated they had a 24-hour capacity of 4756 people, more than 30 times Leuchter's estimate of 156.

When opened, the stand held 10, 000 but the capacity has been reduced more recently to make room for disabled spectators and also to widen the exit aisles for safety reasons.

When applying for a loan ( mortgage, consumer loan ), lenders may take into consideration a high-income applicant's discretionary income in order to assess the loan repayment capacity of the applicant.

When the American Sugar Refining Company acquired almost all of the sugar-producing capacity in the U. S., the government sought to divest it of its monopoly.

" When the revelation of his own peculiar taste and capacity comes to a young man, let him reverently give it welcome, thank God, and take courage ," Eliot declared in his inaugural address:

When VAL was introduced to Taipei, the term medium capacity system was coined to differentiate VAL from heavy rail ( metro ).

When eastern stand is completed, it will have a capacity of 24, 000.

When that occurred, the Danes rushed back to their boats, which being lighter, with shallower drafts, were freed before Alfred's ships.

When John Dickinson freed his slaves in 1777, he was Delaware's largest slave owner with 37 slaves.

* When a soul is freed from karmas, it becomes free and attains divine consciousness, experiencing infinite knowledge, perception, power, and bliss ( Moksha ).

When the fish are old enough they are freed from the net to mature in the open sea.

When the Pharaoh freed the Israelites, it is said that they left in such a hurry that they could not wait for bread dough to rise ( leaven ).

When Richard arrived he demanded that his sister be released and given her inheritance ; she was freed on 28 September, but without the inheritance.

The emphasis on the salvific nature of the Resurrection continued in Christian theology in the next centuries, e. g., in the 8th century Saint John of Damascus wrote that: "... When he had freed those who were bound from the beginning of time, Christ returned again from among the dead, having opened for us the way to resurrection " and Christian iconography of the ensuing years represented that concept.

When, in Buddhahood, one is freed from all mental obscurations, one is said to attain a state of continuous bliss mixed with a simultaneous cognition of emptiness, the true nature of reality.

When the slaves of Zanzibar were freed in 1897, it was by compensation since the prevailing opinion was that the slave owners suffered the loss of an asset whenever a slave was freed.

When freed, many former slaves made official marriages.

When he opens his eyes he finds Ralinge and his assistants dead, dispatched bloodily, and Vosill free and in the process of removing his bindings, no indication of how she was freed.

When the city was freed from the British, General Nathaniel Green presented its leaders with the Moultrie Flag, describing it as the first American flag flown in the South.

When the meteor landed, Glaaki was freed, and the impact created the lake wherein he now resides.

When a block is freed, it is compared to its buddy.

When Allied troops eventually entered Genoa, they were welcomed by Italian partisans which, in a successful insurrection, had freed the city and accepted the surrender of the local German command.

When freed during the 19th century, the ancestors of these people received surnames which were given by their former owners, many of which referred to a specific character trait.

When Nebuchadnezzar seized Jerusalem in 586 BC, he ordered that Jeremiah be freed from prison and treated well.

When Aradia descended, she became the first of all witches, and promised her students that " ye shall all be freed from slavery, / And so ye shall be free in everything ".

When Fianna Fáil was elected to power the following year this legislation was revoked and the prisoners were freed.

When African-Brazilian slaves were freed, the failure to fully integrate them into the economy led to them begging to work for food and shelter.

When the Civil War ended and the black slaves were freed, Louisiana Creoles often assumed positions of leadership.

When Charles VI freed himself from the domination of his uncles Philippe's power increased.

When learning of the location of some of the arrested men, the United Slavs freed them by force.

When one understands the fundamental reality that there is only one entity called the Universe, one is freed of the illusion of ownership.