Sentence examples for a relatively small capacity from inspiring English sources

In general, capacitors that can withstand high voltages have a relatively small capacity.

City freighters are vehicles with a relatively small capacity that can perform distribution activities to locations along narrow and crowed streets in city centres [15].

More importantly, much higher rates (up to 4.7CSi for Si and 76CTiO2 for TiO2) can be applied at relatively small capacity loss, approaching the properties of supercapacitors.

The C-130 remains a workhorse of the fleet, but it has a relatively small cargo capacity.

However, frequency variations of consequence are more likely to occur in islanded MGs than in large interconnected utility grids, because they feature a relatively small generation capacity and rapid changes in power demand, especially in the presence of stochastic renewable generators [4, 5].

For example, models of cells under stress with retarded synthetic rates may require a relatively small buffer capacity.

For the moment their relatively small capacities make them best suited for smartphones, tablets and laptops.

These cathode materials have a relatively small initial irreversible capacity loss (around 50 mAh g−1), comparing with the commonly reported values (70 100 mAh g−1).

The central nervous system (CNS) is extremely sensitive to free radical damage because of a relatively small total antioxidant capacity.

Although bioenergy has a relatively small amount of installed capacity (9 %) among the renewable energies compared to wind or solar power, due to its high full load hours (about 7500), it has a relatively high percentage (31 %) of overall renewable power feed in [12].

Even though the number of pediatric investigators has increased over recent years, pediatric pharmacology remains a relatively small field with limited capacity.