Sentence examples for capacity figures from inspiring English sources

Looking again at your rail capacity figures; they seem far below what has taken place already and what is likely to continue if Keystone is not constructed.

The active capacity was calculated by correcting the cumulative installed capacity figures with an assumed degradation rate of 0.7% per year and a lifetime of 25 years.

Furthermore, in many cases PV electricity production is estimated from installed capacity figures by means of an estimate of the specific yield of PV capacity, rather than measured from actual production.

Therefore capacity figures were not updated".

Eastwood and Partners failed to recalculate capacity figures each time changes were made to the terraces.

Capacity figures have not been released, but the forward sloping rear roofline limits cargo carrying potential.

Figure 2: Future cost of EES technologies at 1 TWh cumulative capacity. Figure 2 : Future cost of EES technologies at 1 TWh cumulative capacity.

As I stared blankly, the interviewer suggested that perhaps it was because I grew up in Quebec in the 1970s when language, our pre-eminent cognitive capacity, figured so prominently in debates about the future of the province.

But the solar capacity figure could rise to 20GW by the end of this decade with a £3 supplement on top of the existing £9 that solar adds annually to customer energy bills, argues the STA.

The GDAT database surpasses the two other existing global dam databases in not only total dam count, but also in data on completion year, location, and generation capacity (figure 13).

The Rural Enterprise academy, a free school in Penkridge, Staffordshire, focusing on rural, environmental and sustainability education, had 40 students on its books in January, only a third of the 120 pupils predicted in its impact assessment, although a spokesman for the school said the initial capacity figure had been revised down by the DfE.