Sentence examples for capacity construction from inspiring English sources

The railway main technical standards are basic standards, which influence the traffic capacity, construction cost, operation quality, and the selection of other equipment standards.

These technologies have been applied successfully in nearly 40 wells, providing an important technical support for the realization of 34 × 108 m3 annual gas production capacity construction in the Yuanba Gasfield.

This paper develops a two-stage model of the generation market in which capacity construction occurs in stage 1, before demand realization, and price determination occurs in stage 2, when the equilibrium price ensures that the realized demand does not exceed the installed capacity.

Under the dual effects of supply increase and demand decline, oil price fell continuously and sharply, which had serious influences on the investment and production capacity construction of oil resources and new energy resources.

Reaching far beyond functional considerations, architecture's usual criteria of purpose -- access, capacity, construction technique and financial viability -- are simply not enough.

After the drop in enrollment and subsequent restructuring of academic programs in the 1970s, little capacity construction was undertaken over the next two decades.

After the project inception report was completed in 2012, actual construction and capacity building work started immediately and culminated in June 2015.

But now most of the suspended oil sands projects are going forward, with an estimated 580,000 barrels of new capacity under construction.

The amount of generating capacity under construction now is inadequate to meet peak demand in 2009, and the shortfall will be far larger if Indian Point closes, the report said.

The structural capacity of construction joints in concrete bridges, deck and pavements mainly depends on the bond strength between the old substrate and new overlaid concrete.

According to the European Wind Energy Association around 200 turbines were installed and attached to electricity grids in European waters in 2009, with almost half of the capacity under construction in British waters.