Sentence examples for capacity base from inspiring English sources

Although this has grown from an installed capacity base of 1885 MW as of the end of June 2014, it is still very low (see Tables 1 and 2).

Chemical (e.g. content of organic matter, nitrogen, cation exchange capacity, base saturation, and plant available phosphorous) and physical properties (e.g. air capacity, plant available water) were used to estimate soil fertility.

If the new value is higher than the base value, then the MS adopts this new capacity value as the base one and repeats the previous procedure; otherwise, if the new value is lower than the base value, the MS stops the search for a better cooperative capacity value and selects the relay corresponding to the current cooperative capacity base value.

He proposed further that the "measure of capacity" (base unit of volume) should be defined as a cubic standard and that the "measure of weight" (base unit of weight [mass]) should be the weight of a cubic standard of rainwater.

The foremost issue in improving the state of knowledge of coastal and marine biodiversity in IO countries is strengthening the taxonomic capacity base throughout the region.

Two low complexity user scheduling algorithms, the capacity based algorithm and the Frobenius norm-based algorithm, that can be applied to MU-MIMO systems were proposed in [4].

As he grumbles, only a fifth of the region's industrial capacity (based on mining, timber and food processing) is now being used.

At the time of submitting the document, Maclean was acting as a lobbyist on behalf of the Cayman Islands, but said his submission was made in a "personal capacity based on my knowledge of United Kingdom politics".

Mr. Garofalo said the industry already had built substantial capacity based on an earlier, voluntary target of 5.75percentt biofuels by 2010, and he accused legislators of showing bad faith by calling for even weaker targets.

The most important of these is the European Financial Stability Facility (EFSF), whose effective lending capacity, based on guarantees from euro-area states, is due to rise from around €250 billion ($350 billion) to €440 billion this autumn.

Nine consumer-electronics firms have now agreed on a standard for a recordable DVD with a six-fold increase in storage capacity based on Dr Nakamura's blue-laser technology.