Sentence examples for capable of producing between from inspiring English sources

And, unlike Ballard with its 1kW units, Siemens is building generators capable of producing between 0.3MW and 10MW.

It is estimated that the Kenyan camel population is capable of producing between 340 and 350 million litres of milk (Faye 2007; Akweya et al. 2010a) and 10,000 tonnes of meat a year (Faye 2007).

The USA is capable of producing between 1 to 1.6 billion dry tons of biomass per year, which could provide enough ethanol to displace almost 30%% of current crude oil usage (Perlack and Stokes 2011).

In addition, induction of either of two different CG9001 transgenes resulted in triple knockout males that were now capable of producing between 30 and 40 progeny (two males out of 18 and 15, respectively).

General Motors GMM) has developed a proprietary resistance spot welding process using a Multi-Ring, Domed (MRD) electrode geometry that is capable of producing welds between aluminum alloys and steel materials with acceptable joint strength.

The investigations revealed that the lab was capable of producing something between 200,000 and 250,000 ecstasy and methamphetamine pills per day.

(2011), the presence of a significant population of solid particles in the upper clouds can create conditions that are capable of producing intracloud lightning between the photochemical and condensational clouds of Venus.

The DDM model is theoretically capable of producing evolutionary trajectories between any two networks while incorporating preferential attachment to the source node and random uniform choice of the target node.

The Itaipú plant on the Paraná River between Brazil and Paraguay has 18 Francis turbines capable of producing 740,000 kilowatts each at heads between 118.4 and 126.7 metres while rotating at slightly above 90 revolutions per minute (rpm).

With increased pressure for high performance on engineering structures being used in a number of ground, sea, and aerospace applications, there is need for not only advanced materials but also efficient joining techniques capable of producing high-integrity joints, even between dissimilar materials.

This indicates a split in the human gut-associated Lachnospiraceae between those capable of producing butyric acid by either of the known pathways and those who, while lacking this capability, have genomes that are more closely related to each other (the gut-restricted group).