Sentence examples for because the capacities of from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, the use of computing resources is inefficient because the capacities of other agents are not used.

But there has been little attention paid to the objective of minimizing activities' cost with the resource constraints that is a critical sub-problem in partner selection of construction supply chain management because the capacities of the renewable resources supplied by the partners will effect on the project scheduling.

As many as 10,000 university students had to be sent to South Africa, Australia, Great Britain, and North America because the capacity of local universities had been overestimated.

"My tank serves the whole of this community and this leaves us still suffering from water shortages because the capacity of this water jar cannot sustain a big population," he said.

Crosbie said Australians had traditionally expected government to deliver change in social policy areas but "that has been a bit lost over the last six years because the capacity of government to fix things has been lost due to instability".

Because the capacity of a spread-spectrum system is limited by the interference caused by other users, lowering the amount of interference (by ceasing transmission whenever possible) increases the number of users that can be supported by the system.

"But the ability of people to exploit animals and plants is moving in the wrong direction, because the capacity of people to have semi-automatic machine guns or whatever is much greater than it was.

Because the capacity of each WT is 1.5 MW, the total capacity of the WF is 30 MW.

Because the capacity of QR codes is limited, the block grouping operation must be designed in the proposed scheme.

But the practice of the plans and policies was limited because the capacity of local government to implement the new initiatives was deficient.

“I would not rate it as a 'good deal' but as a 'good opportunity' because the capacity of Chrysler to become profitable has to be checked in the medium- to long run,” Ambroggi said.