The phrase "average daily capacity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the typical amount of output or usage over the course of a day, often in contexts like manufacturing, service industries, or resource management.
Example: "The factory's average daily capacity is 500 units, allowing us to meet our production goals."
Alternatives: "typical daily output" or "standard daily capacity".
The average daily capacity E [W t ] needed for emergency cases depends on the number of available ORs, because W t is normally distributed, mean and deviation standard of normal distribution is used.
These include (1) simply observing the maximum flow rate, (2) using basic curve fitting techniques based on simple assumptions related to the fundamental diagram, (3) calculating capacity estimates based on breakdown phenomena, and (4) approaches for estimating average daily capacity based on the stochastic nature of capacity and multiple days of data.
ICE blew past that by 2,000 beds in average daily capacity.
The annual average daily performance ratio and capacity utilization factor measured 76.97% and 16.39%.
Instead, information pertaining to facility size (i.e., average daily population and rated capacity) was located through the American Correctional Association's National Jail and Adult Detention Directory (2012).
It is unclear whether official data was utilizing Average Daily Population (ADP) or Rated Capacity (RC) to determine jail facility size, and both variables were available in the JCID with varying levels of availability (95 jails had ADP while 160 had RC).
This 240-bed facility, adjacent to a 150-bed acute-care hospital, opened in 1990 (9) and maintains an average daily census of >95% of capacity.
When talking about energy, he often rattles off obscure statistics not often heard outside a Houston boardroom, like average daily production of fields and throughput capacity of pipelines.
The annual average daily final yield (Yf), performance ratio (PR), and capacity factor (CF) for mc-Si are found to be 5.24 kW h/kWp day, 80.81%, and 23.20%, respectively.
The water processing plant has a capacity of 4,000,000 per day, while average daily consumption is about 2,500,000 gallons.
Ascot head of communications Nick Smith says there are about 80,000 members but many do not attend every day, with 13,000 the daily capacity, less than a quarter of the average daily attendance.
