Sentence examples for capacity aspects from inspiring English sources
This will often include the ventilation and thermal capacity aspects of thermal design.
Different from conventional cases, even though it is Mn+4, the MnO2 prepared by the SRED would undergo a secondary-growth with phase transition process during the GCD cycling, which could dramatically improve the pseudocapacitance performance by surface/inner-surface and diffusion-controlled insertion capacity aspects.
The insurance-technological dimension encompasses social, insurance-technical and workload/work capacity aspects, implying that both the instrumental and the affective aspect of the intention with regard to communication are represented.
The instrument gave a global score, as specific areas scores: functional capacity, physical aspects, pain, general health condition, vitality, social aspects and emotional aspects, and mental health.
Regular participation in physical activity (e.g. exercise) is expected to influence strength, balance, and aerobic capacity, three aspects of physical fitness [34].
Women had lower scores in functional capacity, physical aspects, pain, and mental health.
The capacity building aspects of the evaluation of the project were supported in part by the WHO Special Programme for Research and Training in Tropical Diseases (TDR).
We have implemented a reduced version without the screening questions on cognition and functional capacity; both aspects have been covered by other instruments in our questionnaire.
While our studies indicate that chaperone partitioning imposes a limitation on proteostasis capacity, other aspects of this process may be more relevant to this upper boundary in post-mitotic cells, such as neurons.
He has shown in his Tests that although there are technical faults that creep in to disrupt him at times he has a wicket-taking capacity, an aspect of the game, particularly with the new ball, in which England have lacked.
Nor does he talk about the parts of an animal as its material nature, nor about its living capacities as aspects of its formal nature.
