Sentence examples for capacity consists of from inspiring English sources
It is because that the transmission capacity consists of spatial density q-1 and success probability (1 -ϵ) from the definition C = Rq-1 1-ϵ). Rq-1 1-ϵ
It is based on the physical hypothesis that the maximum adsorption capacity consists of a monolayer adsorption, that there are no interactions between adsorbed molecules, and that the adsorption energy is distributed homogeneously over the entire coverage surface.
However, Grimaldi et al. (2013) argue that the absorptive capacity consists of different components, and neither the amount of R&D expenditures nor the presence of an R&D unit is sufficient to measures absorptive capacity.
It is based on the physical hypotheses that the maximum adsorption capacity consists of a monolayer adsorption, there are no interactions between adsorbed molecules and adsorption energy is distributed homogeneously over the entire coverage surface [43].
The system, designed for a quarter-ton feed capacity, consists of a surface feed-buoy, rubber tether moorings attached to a submerged grid, a feed transfer hose, feed dispensing machinery, and telemetry/control components.
About 21,000 MW or 15 percent of worldwide deployed PV capacity consists of solar farms larger than 4 MW.
The a-Si test bed was of 1.2 kWp capacity, consisted of 16 single junction a-Si modules, each of 75 Wp.
Secondary outcomes were: mobility capacity, consisting of Gross Motor Function Measure-66 (GMFM-66), walking capacity and functional strength, fitness (aerobic and anaerobic capacity, muscle strength), self-reported fatigue, and attitude towards sport (child and parent).
As pointed out by Smit and Wandel (2006), a system's first defense is governed by its intrinsic characteristic known as "coping capacity," which consists of capacities of absorbing, accommodating, responding, and recovering from adverse effects of climate shocks.
Despite the most retention capacity consists in the soil, the volume of small water reservoirs must be considered as important in conditions of the Czech Republic.
According to Nchinda [2002], research capacity strengthening consists of two main, closely inter-related and inter-dependent activities: providing institutional support, and improving researcher capacity through appropriate training.
