Sentence examples similar to capacity blow from inspiring English sources

As an application, we show that for plane condensers in that class the capacity blows up as the distance between the plates shrinks, but there can be no asymptotic estimate of the blow-up.

Your house should have an approximately even capacity blowing inward as outward (bearing in mind that smaller, less powerful fans should be counted as a portion of a fan for calculation purposes).

Longest word is 'internationally' " — which appears in "When I'm Flowin'," from 1997: "Now, I'm internationally known, mental capacities blown / I hope your microphone's accident prone".

That combination has the capacity to blow minds.

Los Angeles has also shown a capacity to blow past quality opposition with little resistance.

As Impey points out, for six decades we've had the capacity to blow ourselves to smithereens.

In a statement ahead of a new report – Managing Risk on the New Frontiers of Energy Exploration – Marsh said oil and gas companies had the capacity to blow off course the whole global economy by getting into trouble.

Right now it may seem as if you are rich beyond your capacity to blow it all, but the condition of having more money than sense is almost always temporary.

The Saints have been far from champion this season, failing to reach the play-offs for the first time this decade, but they still doubled a Gloucester side that has the capacity to blow hot and cold in the same breath.

BBC Radio Nottingham's Dave Bracegirdle: "Nottinghamshire's capacity to blow hot and cold has rarely been illustrated as clearly as today.

For the last half-century or so, humans have had the capacity to blow up the planet with our nuclear toys.