Sentence examples for a capacity range of from inspiring English sources

Economic feasibility and financial risk of RDF production plants have been successively evaluated in the second part article over a capacity range of 25 200 t/h considering also integrated facilities including compost production and/or electricity generation.

This design gives a high current density per unit volume of active materials, low resistance and impedance, high service capacity, and a relatively constant capacity over a range of current drawing and discharge schedules.

Usually, this approach identifies a lower capacity than the other techniques, and this may serve as a lower bound of the estimated capacity range.

This shows that the COP difference between the ICM linear compressor and the linear compressor controlled by an electrical resonance system appeared to be less than 1% over a wide cooling capacity ratio range of 50 100%.

It may be seen that the daily capacity has a range of 1,732 2,580 veh/h/ln, a mean of 2,082 veh/h/ln, and a standard deviation of 213 veh/h/ln.

I visited Uganda and Tanzania last year as part of a commitment to support women parliamentarians to build their capacity in a range of ways.

A multi-objective formulation of the design problem is introduced to maximize the usable capacity over a range of discharge rates while limiting the mechanical stresses.

But then we get asked a lot "how does a red hot Chinese economy manage to escape inflation and defy the economic laws of gravity that other economies face?" The first thing to note is that China continues to have chronic excess capacity in a range of highly competitive manufacturing sectors.

Per round of shuffling, we tested the survival capacity in a range of ethanol concentrations.

Next-generation sequencing technologies have been used to characterize the microbial diversity and functional capacity of a range of microbial communities in the gastrointestinal tracts of humans [ 18, 19] as well as in several animal species [ 20– 20].

Recently, next-generation sequencing technologies have been used to characterize the microbial diversity and functional capacity of a range of microbial communities in the gastrointestinal tracts of humans [ 7- 10] as well as in several animal species [ 11- 25].