Sentence examples for capacity dropped from inspiring English sources

First, seat sizes grew from eighteen to twenty-two inches, and capacity dropped from a hundred and thirty-five toousand to a hundred and thirteen thousand.

During 2018 wind capacity dropped to 19%, and there were a few short periods where it dipped as low as 10%.

Today in Britain the age of full legal capacity dropped from 21 to 18. Three million young people are eligible to vote, hold and dispose of prop erty, make binding contracts, make wills, marry without the consent of parents or court, donate blood and make pur chases on the installment plan.

The price of a watt of solar photovoltaic capacity dropped from around $20 in the 1970s to $2.70 in 2004 (though a silicon shortage, caused by rocketing demand as a result of madly generous German subsidies, has pushed it up since).

From December 2014 to April 2016, U.S. coal capacity dropped from 299 GigaWatts to 276.

But when combined with an axial load of 2500 kN, the lateral load carrying capacity dropped down to 16.86 %.

With today's EV batteries, "end of life" is commonly defined as when the storage capacity drops down to 70 to 80percentt of the original capacity.

Even though the material maintains a high specific capacity over 100 cycles, Wang and co say the capacity drops by 15percentnt in the process.

For dual mode, applicable outdoor temperature range and indoor air flow rate range exist and the cooling capacity drops below that of refrigeration mode beyond these ranges.

With the rear seats folded flat, the cargo capacity drops to 42.8 cubic feet in the C-Max Energi, from 52.6 cubic feet of cargo for the C-Max Hybrid.

As hot water increases from 30 °C to 45 °C with 130 °C generator inlet and 15 °C evaporator inlet, COP decreases from 1.653 to 1.449, while the heating capacity drops from 94.55 kW to 60.37 kW.