Sentence examples for capacity dip from inspiring English sources

The Note8 may also see its battery capacity dip from the 3,500 mAh on the Note7 to 3,300 mAh, this is notable given the battery "issues" on the last Note device caused by cramming too much in there.

Once one of the hottest tickets on Broadway, the box-office grosses for "War Horse" started to slip this spring and summer, with capacity dipping to 61.8 percent the last week of July.

Aimed at the post-warranty period, the plan covers a battery swap for Leafs whose battery capacity dips below 70 percent.

In "The Ladle" she describes her late discovery of that kitchen instrument, comparing it finally, in its capacity to dip, to the human mind.

The load factor, a measure of capacity utilisation, dipped marginally from 91.6% to 91.5%.

Pitiful rainfall and high rates of evaporation in scorching heat have caused the volume of water stored in the Cantareira system of reservoirs, which supplies 10m people, to dip below 12% of capacity.

In cold periods, the former Soviet pipeline system that provides about a quarter of Western Europe's natural gas routinely reaches its maximum capacity, and consuming nations are encouraged to dip into reserves to meet higher demand.

By September, with the lake forecast to dip into the dregs of its storage capacity in less than four months, the state imposed a ban on outdoor water use.

It is probably not the only thing that I will do in an administrator capacity but it gives me a nice chance to dip my toe in the water.

Communities are also being affected as reservoirs have dipped below capacity, forcing conservation measures to go into effect.

Inside a modern, low-slung building owned by Alatech Healthcare, ingenious contraptions almost as long as a football field repeatedly dip 16,000 phallic-shaped bulbs into vats of latex, with the capacity to turn out a billion condoms a year.