Sentence examples for capacity covered from inspiring English sources

Corresponding to its aim of encouraging local small energy producers to invest in RE, the RESOP included a limitation on the size of generating capacity covered by the program which became a barrier for the growth of potential RE producers.

Biomass (200 mg) was added to a stainless steel cell with 11 mL capacity, covered with glass fiber filters on both sides of the biomass, and 3 mm glass beads to fill the extra space in the cell, and extracted with either hexane/isopropanol (3:2, v/ v) or chloroform/methanol (2 1, v/ v).

"In the first year, we can't custom interface, we don't have enough bandwidth, we don't have the technological capacity," Covered California spokesperson, Anne Gonzales, told USA Today.

If capacity covers demand, then the broker simply pays the provider the monthly fee to utilise enough RIs to fulfil demand (Algorithm 2, line 4).

If capacity covers demand, then no further RIs are purchased; else, additional RIs are incrementally purchased until either: broker capacity covers demand (Algorithm 1, line 3); or the expected Marginal Resource Utilisation (MRU) of an additional purchase falls below a minimum threshold, θ (Algorithm 1, line 5).

All patients with diagnosed STEMI within the region of a hospital with interventional capacities covered by a 90-minute radius by ambulance are either transported directly to the catheterization laboratory or referred by other non-interventional centers.

Such cable systems can span large distances; a concept for a 200,000-capacity, covered baseball stadium was developed by Lev Zetlin, an American engineer.

E.g. entrepreneurial capacities cover poverty and environment; research and data collection capacities and gender mainstreaming cut across all 5 CT outcome areas; and resilience in schools addresses health, education and environmental aspects.

The capacity assessments covered three related levels of capacity (wider context, organizational and individual), often referred to in the literature (LaFond and Brown 2003; Green and Bennett 2007; Bennett et al. 2010).

The remaining 20% of the generation capacity was covered by gas and coal generators.

Similarly, about 80percentt of Indonesia's pulp and paper capacity is covered by corporate commitments barring further deforestation.