Sentence examples for approaching full capacity from inspiring English sources

In short, Mr. Coscia said, the backers of the Hudson tunnel have already laid out a convincing case for the relief it could provide to a jam-packed commuting network that is rapidly approaching full capacity.

Natural gas prices have been hampered by a relatively cool summer in North America and oversupply in the U.S. Investment firm Pritchard Capital Partners noted Wednesday that Canadian natural gas storage is approaching full capacity, and an additional 1.5 billion cubic feet a day stands to enter the U.S. market.

The lake last approached full capacity in the summer of 1983.

Gatwick's chief executive, Stewart Wingate, said: "As Gatwick rapidly approaches full capacity, this increased investment paves the way for our second runway project.

A study released in February by researchers at Columbia University's Earth Institute points to 2050 as a time when the drought will begin to worsen dramatically, right around when Santolina planners predict the development could approach full capacity.

The phased approach compares to the chaotic opening of Terminal 5 when bosses attempted to operate at near full capacity from day one.

On July 4, the water restrictions were removed island-wide, with the exception of Taipei; the city's restriction was removed a day later after determining that the Feitsui Dam and the Shihmen Dam reached levels approaching their full capacity.

Once the bed is in a 'paintable area', inflate it to near full or full capacity.

Despite these successes, pharmacophore approaches have not reached their expected full capacity, particularly in facing the demand for reducing the current expensive overall cost associated with drug discovery and development.

Based on a previous work by Oldenburg et al. [1], who proposed a method for a quick economic comparison of possible stepwise plant expansion scenarios versus building a full capacity plant, the approach presented in this paper is capable of identifying the optimal process-specific investment strategy on the level of unit operations.

Further recordings of steady-state responses to amplitude modulation of natural sounds and spectrally and temporally matched, similarly modulated nonspeech/nonmusic stimuli are needed to unravel the full capacity of this approach.