Sentence examples for capacity conservation from inspiring English sources
The cycling ability was fairly good with 64% capacity conservation after 20 cycles at 333 K.
The values of the discharge capacity conservation (S s) were 47, 61 and 85% for the La0.6Sr0.4Co0.2Fe0.8O3 electrode at 298, 313 and 333 K, respectively.
As a result, Ti1.4V0.6Ni@C@Co3O4 composite electrode possesses a capacity conservation rate of 56.1% after 300 charging/discharging cycles, remarkably larger than that of Ti1.4V0.6Ni (25.3%).
total operator cost Fixed Tabu search A network with seven travel demand zones and 15 road intersections Lium et al. [43] Fleet capacity Conservation of flow Cyclic schedules Min.
In this capacity, conservation can be used as a putative annotation for genomic regions that may have functional importance, even when the precise nature of their function is lacking.
Table 2 Set points and capacity of conservation heating system Variable Value Minimum temperature set point for conservation heating 15 °C Maximum temperature set point for conservation heating 22 °C Minimum RH set point for conservation heating 40%% Maximum RH set point for conservation heating 70%% Maximum heating capacity 1000 W Fig. 13 Validation of the HAMBase model for the year 2012.
It also highlights a general need to strengthen policy-related capacity within conservation initiatives with other foci.
Communities are also being affected as reservoirs have dipped below capacity, forcing conservation measures to go into effect.
LeiLei Joy Shih, a Ph.D candidate in oceanography also testified in her capacity as Conservation Chair and Vice-Chair of the Sierra Club Oahu chapter, urging divestment.
Mainly funded by the Darwin Initiative of the United Kingdom's Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs and the World Wildlife fund from 2000 2002, the objectives of the initiative were to re-establish the park's management, build support for the park among the local community, and to build Liberia's capacity in conservation management and planning.
