Sentence examples for although the capacity from inspiring English sources

But although the capacity of the new bus should have been ample, many people were disappointed.

Meanwhile, although the capacity retention in electrolytes with additives was improved by 10 20%, their initial capacity was smaller than those without additives.

One purpose of the patches is to "life-boat" species over the forest regeneration phase, although the capacity of small forest fragments to do so is very uncertain.

Although the capacity curve for the default-hinge model is reasonable for modern code compliant buildings, it may not be suitable for others.

Although the capacity seen with large-scale membrane adsorbers is competitive with column chromatography, the same throughput is not achieved with the current scale-down models.

The Empire Strikes Back's Secret Cinema debut compares unfavorably with Back to the Future's £720,000 for its first four days, although the capacity of the venue this time is smaller than last year's east London location.

It is worth noting that, although the capacity-achievable power allocation for MIMO SVD is water-filling [6], exact analysis of such allocation strategy is very difficult (in water-filling, each allocated power is a function of all eigenvalues, leading to an intractable SER expression of each subchannel [18], Ft. 1).

Although the capacities are lowered, the stable cycle behavior with calendering would also make it easier to design high-density full cell batteries.

Although the capacities of our batteries are improving, our phones always end up dying at 1 AM, right when we need to talk with friends to get solid advice — or get onto the party train.

Although the capacities developed will theoretically remain available after the PsA-TT mass campaigns, this work will likely have little long-term impact on the capacity of NRAs to maintain a pharmacovigilance system to monitor routine immunization programs.

"Although Serbia has the capacity and the know-how to act, it has repeatedly failed to act," she added.