Sentence examples for capacity derived from from inspiring English sources
Population persistence capacity derived from the model, responds monotonically to fragmentation processes.
The aluminum rechargeable battery is a desirable device for large-scale energy storage owing to the high capacity derived from the properties of the aluminum metal anode.
The heat capacity derived from the dispersion curves via the density-of-states, is in good agreement with the experimental data of Lebedev and Yevstropov.
Regional measures of adaptive capacity derived from rural livelihoods analysis were populated with secondary data and used to communicate the multiple dimensions of adaptive capacity to groups of landowners.
Reliability assessment and fatigue life prediction are conducted by an interference model of the applied stress deduced from the random CSS relations and the strength capacity derived from the structural probabilistic S N curves.
Similar capacity is predicted with both methods in V-H and V-M loading space while the traditional bearing capacity approach under-estimates the V-H-M capacity derived from the numerical analyses due to superposition of solutions for load inclination and eccentricity not adequately capturing the true soil response.
She is author of the internationally acclaimed Regional Advantage: Culture and Competition in Silicon Valley and Route 128 Harvardd, 1994) which argues that Silicon Valley's adaptive capacity derives from it decentralized industrial and social structures that support rapid information exchange and innovation.
Residual heat capacities, derived from the temperature dependence of order parameters, range from near zero to near 100 J/mol K residue and correlate with this energy landscape.
Theoretical capacities derived from existing regulatory guidance are compared against those determined from experimental investigations, showing that slender RC walls have load capacities significantly higher than the estimates based on current design equations.
The results of the release studies were in agreement with the drug binding capacities derived from the NMR studies, thus confirming that the potential of the NMR approach as a predictive technique could be useful in evaluating the designs of new drug delivery systems.
Fitted equilibrium adsorption capacities derived from Equation 7 for each cation are similar those observed experimentally.
