Sentence examples for capacity equipment from inspiring English sources
UK Broadband sells wireless data capacity, equipment, and services on its network.
Vehicular communication network needs high transmission capacity equipment and proper penetration rate to achieve optimal transport performance.
The most important of these problems is harmonics [86], which can cause decreased volt-ampere capacity, equipment overheating, current and voltage waveform distortion and increased losses [88].
Another way that panels try to achieve consensus is by assessing risk: trying to sort the feasible from the nonfeasible by looking at the researcher's capacity, equipment availability, and research tradition.
The Equipment business segment engages in the production, distribution and sale of high capacity equipment, such as digital surfacing machines and lens polishing machines, used in manufacturing plants and prescription laboratories for finishing operations on semi-finished lenses.
Efficiency plans focus on a variety of measures including: merging of structures, sharing of equipment, closing down excess capacity equipment, policies of equipment upgrade, patient throughput optimization, and extension of opening hours.
The model is built in consideration of discreteness of equipment capacities, equipment partial load operation and output bounds as well as the influence of ambient temperature on gas turbine performance.
A two-stage stochastic programming model is built in consideration of the discreteness of equipment capacities, equipment partial load operation and output bounds as well as of the influence of ambient temperature on gas turbine performance.
And why, five years into an economic recovery, are American firms investing so little money in new capacity, new equipment, and new buildings?
Its chairman, James Morgan, contends that in some capacity "our equipment makes every semiconductor in the world".
Qwest plans to restate about $2.2 billion in revenues for 2000 and 2001 from optical network capacity and equipment sales.
