Sentence examples for capacities varying from from inspiring English sources
Each of the host cities is providing a fanzone, capacities varying from 10,000 in Saint‑Denis to 100,000 at the Tour Eiffel.
Conveyors with wide belts and high operating speeds can have enormous capacities, varying from 2,000 to 5,000 tons per hour.
Simulations are performed by PV∗SOL for different capacities varying from 450 to 1250 kWp.
Single-stage pulse tube cryocoolers driven by these compressors have already covered the temperature range of 25 200 K with cooling capacities varying from milliwatt levels to over 30 W.
Electrochemical cycling response indicated that the tin/graphene composite exhibited initial discharge capacities varying from 790 mAh/g to 850 mAh/g depending on the composition, while a stable reversible capacity of ∼500 mAh/g was achieved for optimized compositions when cycled at a current density of ∼100 mA/g in the voltage window of 0.02 to 1.2 V vs. Li+/Li.
A specific capacity of about 400 mA h g−1 is proved to be stable at C/2 over 20 cycles at a mean voltage of 0.25 V vs. Li+/Li and attractive specific capacities varying from 100 to 300 μA h cm−2 can be reached depending on the thickness in the range 250 nm–850 nm.
An asymmetrical hot plate device was used to measure the thermal capacity of these samples with their water content varying from 0 to a maximum value of 0.1kgdmkg−1w.
Its performance was evaluated with the cooling capacity ratio varying from 50 to 100% at an evaporating temperature of −26 °C and a condensing temperature of 38 °C.
More precisely, the effects of the ionic exchange capacity (IEC) varying from 1.73 to 2.43 meq/g and the cross-linking density of the conducting phase on the morphology and the properties of IPN membranes were studied in detail.
Numerical results are given for the capacity varying with channel shapes and cross sections.
The aggressive environment and service traffic load are represented by freeze wet dry cycles with various levels of instantaneous compression load varying from 0% to 60% of the capacities of the unconfined and confined control concrete.
