Sentence examples for capacity dropping from inspiring English sources

The battery bank in a "WindFi" system is sized to allow for continuous operation without any additional energy input for Nd days and without the capacity dropping below the maximum discharge depth D% to prolong the battery lifespan.

The 42-year-old former New York Giants defensive end would appear on the top-rated morning show in a part-time capacity, dropping in a couple of days a week, allowing time to fulfill his duties alongside Kelly Ripa on "Live With Kelly and Michael" at 9 a.m.

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.

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.

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).

However, the capacity drops significantly with an increase in the number of disturbers [21].

Additionally, in the heavy shadowing scenario the capacity drops significantly comparable with the light shadowing case.

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

Specifically, the capacity drop phenomena, identified in Fig. 6b, were observed only on nine out of the 112 days.

During the test performed at 25 °C, the capacity dropped from 636 to 294 mA h g−1 and after the second cycle, the capacity declined gradually.

Sags and tunnels are critical traffic bottlenecks, as they can cause capacity reduction, capacity drop, and extreme low acceleration rates when vehicles accelerate away from the upstream queue.